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Post-COVID, Australia's farming sector went from stand-still to surge.

As borders resumed and supply chains stabilised, employers hurried to rebuild teams, developing extreme need across agribusiness. Recruitment activity surged, particularly in production, logistics, and technical advisory roles.

However by the end of 2023, momentum had slowed. Rising interest rates, inflation, and international market uncertainty made both employers and candidates more cautious. Many stopped briefly working with or postponed profession moves, causing a temporary grinding halt.

Now, in mid-2025, indications point to a more steady and sustainable work market. Improved seasonal conditions throughout much of the country and an $86 billion projection for agricultural production have actually helped restore self-confidence.

The employing landscape is no longer marked by panic or paralysis but a more measured technique, where technique and insight are back in focus.

Ag tasks listings return to pre COVID levels