Most jobs in agriculture will rely on seasonal work but for me it has to be wine (vineyards) that's most pleasant. It's all hard/repetitive work and generally low pay but it's rewarding in it's own right and you spend time outside with people who have similar interests. There's something beautifully detached from clown world in agriculture, because it demands you to be okay with being dirty, to work hard with your hands, and to live/survive and be happy with what little you have.
You meet the best kind of people on a farm, hands down.
I did farm work in exchange for living quarters on a goat farm for a few years. It absolutely got my mind, body, spirit, and finances in check. I loved the experience and it changed my life for the better.
Where I'm from it's nobody from the cast of Stealing Beauty they're all a bunch of low brow shit from Central America.
The fact that you're making negative generalizations about common folk who are almost definitely White and hard-working, whom you probably haven't given an ounce of your time or skills to get to know or work with, makes you out to be a bit of a niggerkike.
Do better. Respect the fact that you're either not worth their time or they're not part of yours, but don't demean them because of it.
Are you retarded or something, did you not read what I wrote? Where I'm from they are not white. I know people who work at my local vineyard. They did not hire white people to work the vines. A friend works there and is white but he is also a supervisor. I'm not talking about the vineyard by your house I'm talking about the one by my area.
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