Crop Farmers

Crop Farmers worked in most parts of Australia, with South Australia having the largest share of crop farmers. They primarily work in Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing industry.

Full-time work is common. Crop Farmers are required to have bachelor’s degree and at least five years of relevant experience.

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Cotton Grower 

ANZSCO 121211

Job Description

Manage and control farming operations to grow cotton.

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Flower Grower

ANZSCO 121212

Job Description

Flower growers grow, maintain, harvest and sell seeds, seedlings, bulbs, buds, and flowers.

Specialisation

• Market Gardener (Flowers)

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Fruit or Nut Grower

ANZSCO 121213

Job Description

Plans, organises, controls, coordinates and performs farming operations to grow fruit and nuts.

Specialisations

• Market Gardener (Fruit)

• Olive Grower

• Orchardist​

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Grain, Oilseed or Pasture Grower

ANZSCO 121214

Job Description

Manage the production of crops such as wheat, oats and barley, oilseeds (for example canola), and ryegrass for pasture crops

Specialisation

• Lucerne Farmer

• Soybean Grower

• Wheat Farmer

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Grape Grower

ANZSCO 121215

Job Description

Plan, organise and manage the growth of grape varieties for the production of wine, as well as for eating.

Specialisations:

• Viticulturist

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​Mixed Crop Farmer

ANZSCO 121216

Job Description

Assist with general farming duties, such as growing crops and raising livestock

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Sugar Cane Grower

ANZSCO 121217

Job Description

Plans, organises, controls, coordinates and performs farming operations to grow sugar cane

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Turf Grower

ANZSCO 121218

Job Description

Plan, organise and manage the production of turf for use in public parks and gardens, sporting associations such as golf courses, playing fields and schoolyards, and domestic use in backyard lawns.

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