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Graduate Program

Looking to kick-start your career in agriculture?

Our Graduate Program offers a hands-on introduction to the agriculture industry and an opportunity to enrich your knowledge through exposure to our class-leading projects.

 

2027 GRADUATE PROGRAM APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN

GO.FARM’s Graduate Program is for university graduates with a passion for agriculture and offers applicants a choice between two streams:

Farmland Graduate Program

Spend 12 months based at one of GO.FARM’s transformational farming projects. Our Farmland Program offers hands-on experience in farming operations, such as irrigation programming, machine operation, harvest logistics and working with advanced agricultural technologies. Alongside this, you’ll gain exposure to office-based business processes and safety protocols, all while working within a dynamic team to develop key skills and industry relationships.

Applications for the 2027 program are now open, apply here.
Applications will close on 31 July 2026.

Agribusiness Graduate Program

Over 18-months, spend time between one of GO.FARM’s farming projects and our Melbourne Farm Hub. Our Agribusiness program will expose you to all functional areas of the business, providing a baseline acumen of daily operations. On-farm placement provides hands-on experience in farming processes, followed by time in the office to develop expertise across key areas such as investment, finance, accounts, communications, research, and HR.

Applications for the 2027 program are now open, apply here.
Applications will close on 31 July 2026.


Our Current Graduates

Hear what some of GO.FARM’s graduates have to say about their time in the program

“My introduction to large-scale Australian agriculture and horticulture through GO.FARM has been a fantastic experience so far. In a short time on farm, I’ve been exposed to many areas of the business and have gained valuable insights into the industry. I’m excited to continue learning and developing through the graduate program.”

Jono comes from the North Island of New Zealand, growing up on a mixed cropping farm. Wanting to pursue a career in agriculture, he studied a Bachelor of Agriculture at Lincoln University. Jono is placed on our Lake Boga Farm and is busy with tomato harvest.

Jono Harris – Farmland Graduate 2026

“The exposure and skills I have already gained in my time here are truly valuable, and have given me the confidence, along with the support of the team to push myself within my day-to-day roles. I look forward to the rest of the year on farm where I can continue to grow my knowledge and passion for the agricultural industry and get the best start to my career.”

Grace grew up on deer farm in South Canterbury, New Zealand and went on to study a Bachelor of Science (Soil and Plant Science Major) at Lincoln University. Throughout secondary and University, she worked on many different farms where she found her passion for the agricultural industry and the importance of future proofing it. The GO.FARM farmland graduate program seemed like the best next step in her career to advance both technical and hands on experience in a new, transformative environment. Grace is placed on Sandmount Farms for the duration of the graduate program.

Grace Rawlings – Farmland Graduate 2026

“Joining the GO.FARM team has been an exciting opportunity to experience Australian agriculture while contributing to a major farm transformation. Based at Dellapool on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, I’ve been involved in the transition of the property to a super high-density olive operation, gaining valuable insight into the planning, development and fine-tuning required when converting a farm at scale.”

Will credits his upbringing in the Wairarapa and Hawke’s Bay regions of New Zealand’s North Island for developing his interest in agriculture. He studied a Bachelor of Agribusiness and Food Marketing at Lincoln University, with a particular interest in supply chain management and the important role it plays in linking agricultural production with domestic and global markets and suppliers. His background and passion for the sector led him to join GO.FARM to further develop his knowledge of large-scale agricultural systems.

Will Summerfield – Farmland Graduate 2026

“I feel incredibly grateful to be starting my career with GO.FARM, as it’s a job I genuinely enjoy getting out of bed for. The people here have exceeded every expectation, even with the friendly Kiwi–Aussie rivalry. After six months at Sandmount Farms as an agribusiness grad, I’m excited to take my practical experience into the office to help improve efficiencies and challenge operations.”

Jorja grew up in the Manawatu region of New Zealand, where her fathers rural contracting business sparked her passion for agriculture. She then completed a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Agriculture at Lincoln University, gaining exposure to a range of industries and practical experience. Having a nut allergy for most of her life, Jorja certainly didn’t expect to be working in an almond harvest, but she has fully embraced the challenge and the continuous learning that comes with it. She is placed on Sandmount Farms, where she will rotate through different farms before moving into the Melbourne Head Office.

Jorja Weld – Agribusiness Graduate 2026

“GO.FARM’s graduate program offers an amazing opportunity to step into a completely different area within the agricultural industry. The agribusiness stream offers a unique balance of time on farm, whilst also gaining exposure to corporate agribusiness operations through Melbourne based placement rotations. I’m grateful for this experience to learn all aspects of the business and to be part of the 2026 graduate cohort.”

Sarah grew up on a broadacre cropping farm in Northern Victoria and spent time away completing high school interstate before moving back home to rediscover her passion for agriculture. She graduated from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management. She is currently actively involved in the almond harvest at Sandmount farms; moisture testing, scheduling logistics and getting hands on in some harvest machinery.

Sarah Toose – Agribusiness Graduate 2026


Former Graduates

Joe Barlow

Graduate 2019

“The graduate program immerses you in the business and means that you have the opportunity to understand the business from top to bottom from very early on in your career.”

Growing up on a family-run farm and grain business, Joe Barlow has an extensive history and a deep understating of agriculture in rural Australia.

Joe’s ability to immerse himself in the company has been fundamental in his successful career progression, from his time as a graduate to his position as Head of Farmland Development where his love for agriculture has only grown.

Anna Keenan

Graduate 2021

“Through the program, I’ve had exposure to all aspects of the business and now I’m honing in on the investor relations side.”

Communications Manager, Anna Keenan joined GO.FARM as an intern in 2021 and has developed the skills and knowledge to assist in managing GO.FARM’s investors.

While Anna grew up in Melbourne, visits to her grandparents’ farm in Yarrawonga planted a seed for a career in agriculture. Having studied Agricultural Science at The University of Melbourne and majored in economics, Anna has taken that knowledge and brought it to life in ways she wouldn’t have thought possible.

Joe Gibson

Graduate 2022

“I have completed six months on farm and am now in the middle of my stint in the office doing financial research and accounting. It’s been a wonderful learning experience.”

Growing up on a sheep and cropping farm in Western Victoria’s Tatyoon, Joe Gibson knew he always wanted to give back to the broader agricultural industry. For Joe, undertaking a graduate role with GO.FARM Australia was the perfect opportunity to do just that.

Ultimately, Joe wants to forge a career where he can maximise farm productivity, improving farm operations across Australian agriculture.

After the Graduate Program, Joe spent time as an Investment and Research Analyst, and is now the Cropping Manager for Goulburn Valley.

Rachel Hosking

Graduate 2023

“The Graduate program provided me with exposure to various teams at GO.FARM, where I learnt about the business and the broader agricultural industry.”

Rachel grew up in Melbourne and, despite having no prior farming experience before joining GO.FARM, developed an interest in the industry while completing a Bachelor of Agriculture with a major in Economics at the University of Melbourne.

During the Graduate program, Rachel completed a rotation at Petro Station, followed by rotations through various teams at the Melbourne Farm Hub.

Upon completing the Graduate Program, Rachel joined the Investment team as an Investment Analyst.

Olivia Hall

Farmland Graduate 2024

“The year at Sandmount Farms allowed me to learn a completely different way of farming. I spent majority of the year in the horticulture team and made invaluable connections in the region I was in.”

Growing up on a sheep and beef farm in Central Otago, New Zealand and studying a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Animal Science at Lincoln University. Olivia didn’t anticipate she would end up working in an Almond Orchard. She got to build on her passion for people, agriculture and knowledge during her time as a Farmland Graduate.

She is now working in the Melbourne Farm Hub as a Communications Associate.

Mark Armstrong

Agribusiness Graduate 2025

Mark is now working as a Farm Hand – (Technology and Operations) at Dellapool Olives.

Darcie Chamberlain

Agribusiness Graduate 2025

 

Darcie is now a Farmland Analyst in the Farmland Development Team, based in Melbourne.

See How We’re Transforming Australian Agriculture

Our Farms

Sandmount Farms

Katunga, VIC

Large scale horticulture and broadacre cropping operation

Petro Station

Mallee Region, NSW

Institutional grade dryland cropping

Tasmanian Premium Land

Tamar Valley

Cool-climate wine grape operation

Canally Almond Orchards

Balranald, NSW

Irrigated almond orchards

Lake Boga

Swan Hill, VIC

Sustainable field tomato and broadacre cropping operation

Riverina Farms

Griffith, NSW

Investment-grade almond orchards

Yarrabee Park

Narrandera, NSW

An investment-grade ‘grain factory’

Exited

Goulburn Gold

VIC

The amalgamation of dairy and grazing properties to create a contiguous aggregation of farmland highly suitable for horticultural development.

Eurambeen Station

Western VIC

From a mixed farming enterprise (livestock and cropping) to specialised cropping.

Naranga

VIC

The aggregation of a strategic holding of water entitlements alongside a dryland property with irrigation development potential.

Dellapool

NSW

The project capitalises on a substantial water portfolio and modern irrigation infrastructure to support climate smart olive oil production.