Farms /
East Seaton Farm is a family business owned by Lochart and Debbie Porter. East Seaton was formed in 1991 as a soft fruit farm. Since then, production has expanded and continues to do so, as new systems and plant varieties are implemented to ensure continuous production of high quality fruit for 6 months of the year. The farm comprises 400 acres of grade 2 sandy silt loam soil, on which barley, potatoes, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries are grown. As a producer of the finest quality fruit, East Seaton supplies the major supermarkets in UK.
Rates of Pay
Starting from £8.72
Overtime paid after 8 hrs in any day and 48 hrs per week.
Bonus is payable on picking work and can increase hourly rates. Some people can double hourly pay if they put their mind to it, most people should be able to go from £8.72/hr up to £10 easily.
Accommodation is available on a first come first served basis.
Caravan accommodation, shared with kitchen facilities and shower/bathroom
Communal area and showers as well ( These will be cleaned after each person to minimalize risk ) if needed
Free washing facilities
Hours of Work.
Normally at moment 8am to 4pm
In Harvest time, can be from 4.30 am till approx. 1/2pm
Breaks 45/1hr per day
Saturday and Sunday work is available as well.
Due to peoples circumstances we can offer flexible hours and working as much as possible.
We will take workers right now as its now you need work and money.
We will also need candidates for Late May working right through to October.
Key to our job is Flexible Working and being reasonable isolated, easy to keep social distance.
Both farms (Rosemount / LM Porter) offer fantastic walking with beautiful views away from the general public
Most important thing on specific details is .. you must be fit, willing to work and willing to try different jobs also, much of the work is outside or in tunnels and it can be affected by weather, we understand its maybe not be your chosen profession/job choice but good money can be earned here.
The farm is located in Arbroath on the East Coast of Scotland. Arbroath is in the county of Angus and is 17 miles (25km) east of Dundee. The farm is surrounded by Seaton Cliffs Nature Trail, beautiful red sandstone cliffs and the North Sea. Arbroath is a bustling seaside town which is still home to an active fishing industry, and there are many restaurants, pubs and shops on hand. The local delicacy, the Arbroath Smokie (traditionally smoked haddock), is not to be missed.
The town is dominated by Arbroath Abbey, where the famous Declaration of Arbroath (signifying Scotland’s independence from England) was signed in 1320. The Signal Tower Museum is well worth a visit, and there are also several operators who organise pleasure cruises or fishing trips out of Arbroath harbour
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