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Visa Restrictions Drive Veterans into Australian Agricultural Labor

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Immigration policy restrictions are contributing to labor shortages within the agricultural sector. This situation is leading veterans to transition into farm labor roles, utilizing skills such as logistical planning and spatial awareness that were previously used in military service. The shift is occurring amid a lack of backpacker staff for farmers.

From farmweekly.com.au

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The current political push to lower immigration numbers and restrict backpacker visas could have ramifications for farmers. The transition of military logistics skills to agricultural work is proving to be a beneficial application of specialized knowledge.

From farmweekly.com.au

Who's involved

  • ArmySenior officer in the Australian Army, related to the military personnel involved in the transition.
  • soldierA member of the armed forces whose skills are being applied to agricultural roles.

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