USA Farm Labor Seeks To Recruit Uzbek Workers
“We have established cooperation with the government of Uzbekistan and want to bring many Uzbek workers to the United States to work for farmers,” Manuel Fick, head of USA Farm Labor, said during a visit to Uzbekistan.
According to Fick, the company supplies labor to roughly 1,400 farms across the U.S., covering a wide range of agricultural operations, including crop farming, livestock production, harvesting, transportation and agricultural services.
“We are very interested in Uzbek workers because farmers are always looking for reliable labor markets,” he said.
Fick described Uzbek workers as hardworking, responsible and well-trained, noting that many already have international work experience.
“We believe we can select highly qualified specialists and place them with American farmers,” he added.
The company is primarily searching for skilled and semi-skilled workers, including machinery operators, mechanics, technicians and drivers. Fick said there is also growing demand for combine harvester crews that travel seasonally across states such as Texas and North Dakota to assist with harvesting operations.
In addition to farm labor, the company works with agricultural service providers involved in fence construction, grain storage facilities, fertilizer distribution and aerial crop spraying.
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