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  • Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on on 10 Apr 2013

    The Lucky Bunch Farm has 2 Apprenticeship positions available. We are looking for a commitment form now until the end of November. We are small family farm 20min/20miles from Portland, Oregon. On the farm we do workshops, have a CSA,  and have an onsite farm stand. We look forward to YOU becoming part of the Lucky Bunch Farm!!! Thanks & Be Well LBF

    Corban Liebherr wrote on 04 2013 Wed

    Me and a friend are looking to come out to Oregon very soon and this looks like a great fit. Send an email with information to corban.j.liebherr@gmail.com or call 608 576 2161

    VeteranMntnFarm / centralpafarm wrote on 04 2013 Sun

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    Cassandra Harrington wrote on 04 2013 Sat

    Hey guys, give me a call, 3157532041

     
  • Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on on 19 Jul 2012

    Things are going great here on the Lucky Bunch Farm and we could use a few more apprentices threw Thanksgiving. We are a small CSA farm with a roadside Farm stand! We are very close to Portland Oregon. If you are "Feeling It" and you have a Win/Win Attitude give us a shout and we can talk!!! Thanks & Be Well LBF 

  • Jackie Salzman wrote on on 12 May 2012

    Hello all! I am new to farming but I'm a hard worker, willing to work for a learning experience. I live in Milwaukee, WI but would LOVE to travel elsewhere and I am willing to do so for room and board. I'm a student of Nutritional Science (taking on-line classes now, may or may not take a break depending on where I go) and my goal is to teach children about eating fresh, healthy food and sustainability. I'm available anytime after April 1st until whenever!

    Grassland Organic Farm wrote on 05 2012 Sat

    We are a working farm with three young children who are integral part of our diversified certified organic operation. We sell at farmers' markets, direct to stores, and through a multifarm CSA in addition to being active members of our community. We would love to talk more with you. You can learn more about our farm at www.grasslandorganicfarm.com. Thanks!

    Willowood Farm of Ebey's Prairie wrote on 05 2012 Wed

    Hi Jackie! We have a couple recent openings on our farm looking to fill ASAP. We are a 12-acre, growing to organic standards veggie farm. Selling produce to restaaurants and at local farmers markets. I have a great crew this year, just looking for a few more. Very nice housing as well. And one of the most beautiful farms you'll find on a gorgeous island in the Pacific Northwest. Check out my website www.willowoodfarm.net or email me at willowoodfarm@gmail.com for more info.

    Songbird Farm and Sweet Land Farm wrote on 05 2012 Tue

    Hi Jackie, have you found your farm yet? We're a young farming couple in a really pretty part of western Maine. We're looking for an intern to start later on this month and help on our farm and our landlord's farm through the end of October or so. Room, board, a stipend, and lots of great learning experience on two farms with different approaches to organic agriculture. See our page for more info .. .

    East Fork Farm wrote on 04 2012 Thu

    Hello Jackie, we are still looking for interns for the 2012 season. If you are still available, please check out our website at eastforkfarm.net

    Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    We are 20 min/miles from Portland Oregon.

    Aunt Ellen's Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    How does Ohio sound?  Cattle, sheep, gardening.  AuntEllenS@aol.com

    Circle A Garden wrote on 01 2012 Tue

    Hi Jackie! How about southwestern Colorado for a change of pace? With the awesome San Juan Mountains as a backdrop to our valley? We grow a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, and fruit for our CSA and farmers market in our high tunnel as well as outdoors. Also preserve the harvest for ou own use, make soaps, wine, and other fun stuff. Please check out our listing here or visit our website www.circleagarden.com for more information or to contact us.

    Farmer Fred's wrote on 01 2012 Mon

    Hello Jackie! I have a new place to travel to if you are interested...the rural and beautiful Appalachian Mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania. We run a farm and produce stand there and we are involved with vegetables, fruit, honey, and herbs. We are looking to also start a small beef herd this year. Nutrition is SO importand and something that we would like to promote more at our produce stand and farmers' markets. The word needs to get out more about the power of good nutrition and we would love to have you work on creative ways to improve how we incorporate nutrition at our stand and farmers' markets. Its also great that you are wanting to reach children about healthy food and sustainability. The current rate of child obesity and diabetes is disturbing. There is a day care and 3 grade schools near our stand. We would love for you to get those kids involved and potentially have field trips to the farm and farm stand. We could provide the kids with fresh produce and you we could show them how healthy food is produced from the seed to the table. I hold a degree in renewable energy and I am all about sustainability. We are installing a small biofuel facility to fuel our tractors and we currently looking into wind and solar to cover our electricity. Perhaps you could give the kids a nutrition lesson and then I could show them some things on renewables and sustainability? There are all sorts of things that we can do but I love your one-two punch of nutrition and sustainability. We would be glad to give you room and board in exchange for your help around the farm and the stand. I see it as a win-win for both of us. Give me a call at (607) 738 3837 or email me at mcneafm05@gmail.com if you are interested. Good luck with your seach and show those children the way!

     
  • Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on on 06 May 2012

    The Lucky Bunch Farm has 2 Apprenticeship positions available. We are looking for a commitment form now until the end of November. We are small family farm 20min/20miles from Portland, Oregon. On the farm we do workshops, have a CSA, do farmers markets and have an onsite farm stand. We look forward to YOU becoming part of the Lucky Bunch Farm!!! Thanks & Be Well LBF

  • Briana Renfrow wrote on on 12 Apr 2012

    Hello farmers! My name is Briana Renfrow and I am currently on the hunt for an extended internship beginning in the next few months or so. I have some experience  with farming and gardening, and am hoping to expand on these skills with more in-depth learning for a full season in 2012. I am particularly interested in the areas of animal husbandry (beekeeping would be fantastic!) and the crafting of value-added products such as cheeses, herbal medicines, canned and fermented preserves, baked goods, etc. I hope to use these skills to one day run my own homestead and would like to pass on the skills I learn in community ecological education programs. Please let me know if I can be of help on your farm!

    East Fork Farm wrote on 04 2012 Thu

    Hi Briana, we are still looking for interns for the 2012 season. If you are still looking, check out our website: eastforkfarm.net

    OLD THYME FARMS wrote on 04 2012 Sat

    We could really use your help... Thanks We are just outside Oxford, Ms.

    Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    We are 20 miles/minutes from Portland Oregon!

    Aunt Ellen's Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    Briana, If you are still looking, feel free to contact me in Ohio. AuntEllenS@aol.com

    Accokeek Foundation wrote on 04 2012 Wed

    Hello Briana.  Please check out our website for Internships and other opportunities. We are currently accepting applications for our 2012 Heritage Breeds Livestock Program Internship. www.accokeekfoundation.org

    Cascade Creek Farm wrote on 03 2012 Thu

    Hello Briana, Please check out our profile - we are looking for someone just like you! Income is included in a longer term apprentice position. Cheers, Mimi

    Olden Produce wrote on 03 2012 Wed

    Hello Briana, we have 16 hives and lots of free range chickens. In addition to that we work very closely with local chefs and food artisans who use our produce to make pasta, canned sauces, salsas and jams & bread. Check out our profile and learn more about us or visit our website at www.oldenproduce.com. Thanks for your time and interest.

    frosty morning farm wrote on 02 2012 Tue

    Hi Briana, check out our post from yesterday and our profile page. We also raise bees.

    Grassland Organic Farm wrote on 02 2012 Tue

    Hey there. . . Sarah, here from Grassland Organic Farm.  Although we don't have bees, we have an incredibly diversified organic farm where we are milking 40 cows, raising 4 acres of mixed veggies, raising pastured broiler chickens, laying hens, and pigs.  We do not sell cheese or canned food, but we make these items on the farm for all of us to eat.  These are definitely skills you would learn.  If you are still interested in interviewing farms you can learn more about us at www.grasslandorganicfarm.com  Thanks! 

    Cascade Creek Farm wrote on 01 2012 Mon

    Hello Briana, Please see our post from 1/23/2012 describing what we have available. We would love someone to get back into bees around here! We have the equipment, just not the time at the moment! Mimi

    Farmer Fred's wrote on 01 2012 Mon

    Hello Briana. This is Fred McNeal the owner of Farmer Fred's in northeastern PA. You sound like you would be a great match for our operation. We are involved with vegetables, fruit, herbs, maple syrup, and fall decorative pumpkins. I see that you like husbandry....we currently have two hives and are looking to expand this year to 4 or 5 and we would love to have someone around who has interest in bees. We are also looking to start up a small beef herd this year and my father (and neighbor) has a dairy herd if you are interested in dairy. Finally, we raise grass fed chickens and we are constantly raising new batches of chicks if you are interested in chickens. We are opening a produce stand/farm store this year and we are going to be doing a lot of experimentation this year with value added products such as jams, pickles, and other canned products. We want to venture further into herbs and baked goods so we would gladly open up our kitchen to you so you can experiment and learn beside us. We will be very flexible for you if you decide to join us. If you decide that you like interacting with people, then we will try to get you involved with farmer's markets and the farm store, but if you just like being around bees and plants, we will gladly let you spend most of your days around the hives and the garden. I hold an advanced degree in renewable energy and we are going to be doing biofuel, and potentially wind and solar as well. We produce our own compost and other ammendments on-site and stick to organic methods with all enterprises. If you are interested please feel free to contact me by phone (607) 738 3837 or by email mcneafm05@gmail.com Good luck with your search!

    Coweeta Heritage Center for Sustainable Living wrote on 01 2012 Mon

    Please ck our host site. We have current openings.

     
  • Jon Senterfitt wrote on on 12 Apr 2012

    Hi! I'm new to Grow Food but would love to find  a farm to intern on if there are any available! I'm 22 and looking for wherever I can go to learn and work

    East Fork Farm wrote on 04 2012 Thu

    Hi Jon, we are still in need of 1 intern for the 2012 season. If you are still looking, check us out at eastforkfarm.net

    Cascade Creek Farm wrote on 04 2012 Sat

    Check out our opportunities at Cascade Creek Farm!

    Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    We open and close to Portland Oregon!

    Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    We open and close to Portland Oregon!

    Lucky Bunch Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    We open and close to Portland Oregon!

    Aunt Ellen's Farm wrote on 04 2012 Fri

    We have openings in Ohio. AuntEllenS@aol.com

    Rolling Fork Farm wrote on 02 2012 Tue

    We still have openings on Rolling Fork Farm in Gravel Switch, KY

    Puzzle Peace Farm wrote on 02 2012 Tue

    We have openings at Puzzle Peace Farm in Bostic, NC

    White Buffalo Farm wrote on 02 2012 Mon

    Hello Jon, Be in touch if you are still looking for a special place for the coming season. We are in Colorado and USDA organic. Lots to learn and do here.

    Coweeta Heritage Center for Sustainable Living wrote on 02 2012 Tue

    Jon, we have openings at Coweeta. Contact us for more info at pbchew@athens.net

    Bow Hill Blueberries wrote on 02 2012 Mon

    Bow Hill Blueberries is looking for interns. email me. susan@bowhillblueberries.com

    Youth Garden Project wrote on 02 2012 Mon

    The Youth Garden Project has opportunities in both the Spring (beginning as early as March!) and Summer. We are a small community-based educational garden/farm. We do a lot with youth as well as with other parts of our community. We facilitate the local Farmers' Market, have a CSA, community Weed n' Feed nights, and more! Please head to our website http://www.youthgardenproject.org for more info on us and the internships we are offering (you can also look on our profile on this site)! We would love to hear from you for spring!

    Puzzle Peace Farm wrote on 02 2012 Wed

    We have openings from April - September with flexible schedules. We're in the Foothills of North Carolina, an hour from Asheville. Check out our page or message us for more information.

    Coweeta Heritage Center for Sustainable Living wrote on 02 2012 Sun

    HI Jon. Please ck our host site at Coweeta Heritage Center. We are looking for interns for this year.

    Farmer Fred's wrote on 02 2012 Wed

    Hello Jon! We have internships available at our farm starting as early as February. We are a diverse, organic farm that produces vegetables, fruit, honey, maple syrup, grass-fed chickens/beef, and a number of products produced from recycled materials such as old barn boards and tractor tires. We have a new farm store and participate in farmers' markets which both allow for in depth interaction with the consumer. We really try to be as flexible as possible with our interns. If you enjoy gardening or working with the animals then we will try to keep you around the farm. If you instead enjoy working at the farm store and interacting with consumers then we will try to keep you there as much as possible. We also do our best to make sure that you are doing as much learing as working and understand the principles that guide us with our work. Reneweable energy is also a big part of our farm. We have a biodiesel facility that produces tractor fuel from soybeans and we utilize solar for a number of applications. The owner has a degree in renewable energy and sustainability and it always looking for new ways to lessen the farm's dependence on nonrenewables. Check out our farm's profile if you are interested. You can reach me by email at mcneafm05@gmail.com or by phone at 607 846 1200. Best luck with securing an internship!