Ontario Agriculture

The network for agriculture in Ontario, Canada

labour available to help on farms and acreages

We have over 300 Farmsitters registered in our data base across Canada.

 

What is a Farmsitter? A Farmsitter is someone who has the skills and availability to help or work on a farm or acreage. Vacation coverage, full time help, seeding, harvest, need someone to do chores for a weekend or someone to do the work while you recover from an injury; these are all reasons to call AgriConnect to find a Farmsitter.

 

We will try and find people near your community to help you and we provide our service for FREE.

 

Give us a chance to try and find some help for you. There might be a person in our data base who lives down the road from you.

 

This is a one of a kind company in Canada and we provide this service from BC to Ontario.

 

For detailed information go to our web iste at www.agriconnect.com.  What have you got to lose?


Imagine, one number across Canada that you can call to get help or to offer it.

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