Rural jobs paying over a thousand yuan a day; those who don't know farming shouldn't take them on lightly

June is the "double rush" season of harvest and planting in the wheat regions of northern China, with high skies and pale clouds. In the blink of an eye, farming towns and townships are about to enter the busiest and most exhausting time of the year. Although it lasts only half a month, rural laborers nowadays are leaving in droves for first- and second-tier cities to work, and the shortage of hands cannot be resolved. For this reason, the village party secretaries discussed and decided to use this opportunity to recruit workers, hiring them for high pay to ease the urgent need.
Back to the point. First, let me explain the overall situation here.
1. The recruitment categories are as follows:
1. Combine harvester driver
Requirements: more than 5 years of driving experience, a Class A license preferred, familiar with driving on narrow country roads, does not smoke or drink. Commission of 5 yuan per mu, harvesting 300 mu per day, daily pay easily over a thousand yuan.
2. Straw recovery worker, 16 positions
This year, straw recovery is the top priority; burning straw means detention and a fine. So this job requires being careful and meticulous, quick-eyed and quick-handed, and able to endure hardship. Estimated daily income of 500 yuan. Pay rate: 50 yuan per mu.
3. Wheat transporter, 20 positions
Requirements: strong and sturdy, with years of experience pulling a flatbed cart, because what is being transported is all organic wheat. Shipping fee of 80 yuan per mu.
4. Wheat thresher, 10 positions
Requirements: familiar with each step of the operating process, able to adapt to a dirty, messy and poor environment. Processing fee of 50 yuan per mu.
5. Field walker, 10 positions
Requirements: more than 3 years of similar work experience, aged between 30 and 60. Not afraid of dirt or exhaustion.
6. Seedling puller, 20 people
Requirements: women preferred, able to withstand the scorching sun. Note: this work requires bending over for long periods; those with lumbar disc herniation please stay away.
7. Rice transplanter, 30 positions
Requirements: transplant more than 2 mu of rice per day, especially able to endure hardship, especially able to fight. Those with lumbar muscle strain need not apply.
8. Fertilizer spreader, 5 positions
Requirements: agile and flexible, able to accurately judge the fertilizer needed based on the condition of the seedlings. Not afraid of leech bites, not afraid of broken glass cutting the feet.
9. Corn dibbler, 50 positions (dry land)
Requirements: good health, a sense of teamwork, and a sense of collective honor.
10. Field weed cleaner
Requirements: able to adapt to overtime work, with no history of high blood pressure, low blood pressure or anemia.
11. Ridge turner, 12 positions
Requirements: some understanding of cotton cultivation, skilled in controlling the width and depth of the furrows.
12. Corn planter, 20 positions
Requirements: good physical fitness, not afraid of sun exposure, not afraid of sweating. Retired long-distance runners preferred.
13. Water and meal deliverer, 2 positions