USA J-1 Horticulture Track

Grow your career in American horticulture operations.

Structured, paid training in greenhouse management, crop production and horticultural techniques on verified US farms, with full J-1 visa support.

What's Included

Everything you need for a successful US horticulture placement.

Placement on verified horticulture operations — greenhouse, nursery or field production

Hands-on training in crop cycles, irrigation and pest management

J-1 visa support including DS-2019 and DS-7002 documentation and sponsor coordination

Structured monthly stipend during training

Dedicated advisor throughout your placement

Who It's For

Built for future horticulture professionals.

Horticulture, botany or agriculture graduates seeking hands-on greenhouse and crop production experience.

Ideal candidates typically have:
  • Horticulture, botany or agronomy background
  • Attention to plant health, quality and detail
  • Comfortable with seasonal crop cycles and physical work
  • Basic English communication skills
Our Process

From first enquiry to your first day in the greenhouse.

1

Eligibility Check

2

Document Preparation

3

Horticulture Farm Matching

4

Visa Filing & Interview Prep

5

Pre-Departure Briefing

6

Departure & Ongoing Support

Why KVR

Horticulture expertise, not just visa paperwork.

A verified network of greenhouse, nursery and field production operations, guided by advisors who understand crop management.

Crop-Specific Matching

Placements aligned to greenhouse, nursery or field production.

Verified Host Farms

Every host operation vetted before it enters our network.

Farm-First Advisors

Guidance from people who understand horticulture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Greenhouse production, nursery operations and open-field vegetable or fruit production, depending on availability and your profile.

A horticulture, botany or agriculture background is preferred; your advisor confirms exact requirements during your eligibility check.

Both are available. Greenhouse placements run year-round, while field placements often follow seasonal crop cycles.

Agriculture J-1 placements are generally up to 12 months, and may be extended to 18 months in qualifying cases.

Ready to train on a US horticulture operation?

Apply now and get matched to a verified horticulture host farm with a KVR advisor.