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Agriculture & Horticulture Jobs in the Netherlands – Vught

Find agriculture and horticulture jobs in Vught, Netherlands. Learn about work conditions, wages, and how to apply as an EU worker in 2026.

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Are you looking for work in the agriculture and horticulture sectors in the Netherlands? These jobs often involve tasks such as planting, harvesting, crop maintenance, or working with flowers and plants. They are ideal for those who enjoy outdoor work and physical activity. Companies and farms across the Netherlands hire seasonal and permanent workers for various roles. In 2026, the typical salary for adult workers starts at €14.71 per hour, reflecting the minimum wage for workers aged 21 and over. If you have experience or are eager to learn, the Netherlands offers numerous opportunities in this sector, especially in Vught and nearby regions. For more options, you can browse available jobs in agriculture and horticulture today.

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Frequently asked questions

Tasks include planting, harvesting, watering, pruning, crop maintenance, and managing plants or flowers. Some roles may also involve machinery operation or packaging produce.

Most agriculture and horticulture work involves early mornings, with shifts typically lasting 8-10 hours. Some roles are seasonal or part-time, depending on the farm's needs.

In 2026, adult workers generally earn from €14.71/hour onwards, with some positions paying up to €16 or €17/hour depending on experience and task complexity.

You need a valid ID or passport, a Citizen Service Number (BSN), and registration with Dutch authorities. Having health insurance is mandatory for all workers.

Yes, workers are covered by the Dutch collective labor agreement (CAO), which sets minimum wages, working hours, and holiday entitlements. Always check your contract for specific rights.

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