The East of England is the UK's arable heartland, with large-scale cereals, sugar beet, potatoes and vegetables. Talent Agri recruits for farming, agronomy, machinery and food production roles throughout the region.
Roles below carry an East of England tag, so check each listing for where the work is based. Open a vacancy to read more and apply directly.
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This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled and motivated professional to take responsibility for growing operations, crop performance and the development of effective production…
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong commercial growing experience who is looking to take responsibility for crop performance within a modern protected cropping…
You will be responsible for the day-to-day management, maintenance, and optimisation of irrigation systems across the farm operation, ensuring crops receive efficient and accurate water…
A well-established fresh fruit growing and packing business is seeking a capable and hands-on Maintenance Engineer to support its year-round operations. The business operates in a…
A well-established, family-run business operating within the UK poultry and agricultural equipment sector is seeking a Sales & Technical Manager to support continued growth. The…
Rural Land Manager – East Anglia Salary: DOE (Depending on Experience) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent We are recruiting for a professional and proactive Rural Land Manager to join a…
Norfolk and Suffolk combine big arable estates with outdoor pig and poultry production on the lighter soils. Cambridgeshire and the Fens grow vegetables, salad crops and potatoes on some of the country's most fertile land, supplying packers and processors nearby.
Glasshouse production of tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers adds year-round growing roles, and the region's food processors need technical and QA staff. Lincolnshire, just over the border in the East Midlands, shares much of the same cropping, so people living there may find roles in the Fens and west Norfolk within reach.
Arable and vegetable work follows a clear calendar, with busy spells at drilling, spraying and harvest and long days through summer and autumn. Machinery operators and workshop staff feel those peaks most.
The region is flat and served by the A11, A14 and A47, though many farms sit well away from public transport. Tied housing is less common on arable farms than on livestock units, so think about commuting distance if a role does not include accommodation.
Lincolnshire falls in the East Midlands, so its roles are not tagged to this region. If you live there, East of England vacancies near the county border may still be within commuting distance.
Talent Agri recruits glasshouse and growing managers, and any such roles in the East of England show in the list above.
Arable and vegetable production lead the way, so farm manager, agronomist, machinery operator and technician roles are typical, along with pig and poultry positions.
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