Farmworker (CY Farms)

CY Farms in Roanoke, Louisiana is hiring six seasonal farmworkers under the H-2A visa program. The role pays $10.42 per hour for 40 hours weekly, starting November 15, 2026. Duties include crawfish, rice, and soybean farming, field preparation, harvesting, trap maintenance, and other physical outdoor agricultural work.

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Farmworker — Farm, Ranch & Aquaculture Animals

Seasonal role with CY Farms, LLC, based in Roanoke, Louisiana.

📍 Roanoke, Louisiana, United States
🌾 Agriculture
🛂 H-2A Visa
🗓️ Posted Sep 11, 2026
$10.42
USD / Hour
40
Hours / Week
6
Workers Needed
Nov 15
Start Date

Farmworker jobs at CY Farms in Roanoke, Louisiana are open now, with H-2A visa sponsorship included, a set 40-hour week and work that runs clear through crawfish, rice and soybean seasons.

About the Role

CY Farms runs a genuinely seasonal operation built around three crops: crawfish, rice and soybeans. These aren’t grown side by side and forgotten, they overlap in a tight, almost year-round cycle that starts in November and runs through September. That means the busy season here isn’t a few weeks, it’s ten months out of twelve, so steady work is basically guaranteed once you’re on board.

They’re bringing on 6 workers under the H-2A programme, starting November 15, 2026. The job runs full-time, 40 hours a week, 7 AM to 3 PM, so your days have a predictable rhythm even when the tasks change with the season.

Expect real variety across the crop cycle. Crawfish season has you baiting and checking traps, cutting fish bait, grading and washing crawfish for shipment, and even repairing traps between rounds. Once that winds down, you’ll shift into field prep, water maintenance, and eventually planting and harvesting rice and soybeans. There’s a fair bit of manual labor involved, shovel work, hoeing weeds, spot spraying, and plenty of walking, so this suits someone who doesn’t mind physical outdoor work in changing conditions.

CY Farms also runs a drug-free workplace, with random and post-accident testing covered at the employer’s expense.

What You’ll Be Doing

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    Bait and check crawfish traps, and grade and wash crawfish for shipment
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    Cut fish bait and make or repair traps as needed
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    Walk behind push-crawfish boats during pond work
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    Prepare fields, maintain water levels, and fertilize crops
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    Plant and harvest rice and soybeans through the season
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    Handle manual shovel work, hoeing, and spot spray treatments
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    Repair and maintain farm buildings, levees, roads and shops

What You’ll Need

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    At least 3 months of relevant farm labor experience
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    A high school education or equivalent, or no formal education required
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    Willingness to do physically demanding outdoor work in all conditions
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    Comfort with random and post-accident drug testing as a condition of employment

Job Snapshot

Job Type
Full-time, Seasonal (H-2A)
Hours
40 hrs/week, 7:00 AM–3:00 PM
Workers Requested
6
Start Date
November 15, 2026
Education
High school or below
Experience
Entry Level (0–2 years)
Location
Roanoke, Louisiana (on-site)
Visa Support
H-2A, included

Pay & Job Details

$10.42 an hour, full-time at 40 hrs/week
Fixed schedule: 7:00 AM–3:00 PM
H-2A visa sponsorship included
Work runs through the full crop cycle

Seasonal ag work through H-2A gives you a genuine foothold in U.S. farm labor, with CY Farms offering a longer season than most single-crop operations. If you’re building experience toward future seasonal roles, this kind of multi-crop cycle gives you broader hands-on skills than a shorter placement would.

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