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H-2A labor market in New Hampshire

Week of Nov 1 – Nov 7, 2026, from the Employer Market Pulse report · See the full report

New Hampshire had 30 new H-2A positions in 1 new job order with a Notice of Acceptance from the U.S. Department of Labor.

New positions in the week

H-2A (agricultural)
30
in 1 new job order
Ranked 30th of 42 states with new H-2A positions
The same as the week before

Average wage offered (low–high)

H-2A (agricultural) · an hour
In New Hampshire$16.00Across the country$15.11

Wages are averages of the low and high wage in each new job order, shown as an hourly equivalent we calculate: wages stated by the week, month, or year are converted using the hours each job order lists.

Most-mentioned H-2A crops and livestock

Number of new job orders that mention each one. A job order can mention more than one, so these numbers should not be added together.

  • Nursery, greenhouse and sod1 job order

New positions by week

WeekNew positionsJob orders
Nov 1 – 7
30
1
Oct 25 – 31
30
1
Oct 18 – 24
0
0
Oct 11 – 17
10
3
Oct 4 – 10
5
1
Sep 27 – Oct 3
18
2
Sep 20 – 26
0
0
Sep 13 – 19
5
1

Occupations with the most positions

Among the active job orders in this state.

  • Crop, nursery and greenhouse workers60 positions

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Where these figures come from

We count the H-2A and H-2B job orders that received a Notice of Acceptance from the U.S. Department of Labor in each week (Sunday to Saturday, Eastern Time). The notice is a step in the employer’s process. It is not a labor certification and does not guarantee a visa. A position is a job for one worker; a job order is one employer request and can include many positions.