Company: Agricola Toscana Farms
Location: Tuscany, Italy
Salary: €1,100–€1,300/month + overtime
Category: Farm Worker Jobs
Posted: October 10, 2025
Job Description
Hey, imagine rolling hills, grapevines everywhere, and that fresh Tuscan air—sound like your kinda workday? Agricola Toscana Farms is looking for Farm Workers to jump in on seasonal gigs (3–9 months, can renew) doing grape harvesting, olive picking, and basic fieldwork. They’re sorting visa sponsorship through the Decreto Flussi program for non-EU folks, so they’ll handle the work permit stuff to get you here without the headache. No need for a ton of experience—just be up for getting your hands in the dirt, learning quick, and enjoying the ride. You’ll be weeding, watering, using simple tools, and packing up crops, all while living that Italian farm life with good food and views for days.
Requirements for Farm Worker Jobs in Italy
- Between 20–50 years old, physically ready for outdoor work (6–8 hour days, 5–6 days a week).
- Basic English or Italian (they’ll help you pick up the lingo).
- Clean record, passport valid for 6+ months.
- Any farm or labor background’s a bonus, but they’ll show newbies the ropes.
- Eligible for seasonal visa sponsorship.
How to Apply for Farm Worker Jobs in Italy
Grab your CV (keep it straightforward, toss in any outdoor or hands-on jobs) and a short note on why Tuscany’s pulling you in, then email it to jobs@agricolatoscana.it. Put “Farm Worker Tuscany” in the subject line. Or check the EURES portal for the listing. Video interviews coming up—fall harvest spots won’t last! For more Italy farm jobs with sponsorship, hit up https://pikpox.com/.
Contact Information Email: jobs@agricolatoscana.it
FAQs
What’s a typical day?
Hands-on stuff like picking grapes/olives, weeding, or light tool work—6–8 hours, with overtime bumps during harvest.
Gotta have experience?
Nah, eager folks are welcome; they train you on the basics right away.
Housing and meals?
Free shared spot on the farm, plus meals and transport thrown in.
Visa timeline?
About 2–3 months: job offer, Nulla Osta, then embassy visa—they guide you every step.
Extra perks?
Health coverage, save €500–700/month easy after costs, and a real taste of Italian countryside.
