We are currently hiring for Spring 2026!
Like all farms, we are a labor-intensive operation, and we rely on many hands to get the job done. We have a small year-round crew and also hire annually for the season.
Part-time employment:
Full-season paid 'apprenticeship' program is from March through November:
Farm apprenticeship is a commitment of time, training, trust, and physical and mental endurance. It is not for everyone, yet for individuals seriously considering a career in agriculture it is a great way to get a solid understanding of production, farm operation, horticultural, plant, and soil sciences, and farm business management - all skills needed to start a viable farm or become a professional grower.
Like the reality of agriculture, with the poop, birth, death, uncontrollable weather, bugs, long rows, rural isolation, sore muscles and dirt under the fingernails, this apprenticeship is not sugar coated and not for the faint of heart. This is a dynamic working farm still in our formative years: the work is hard, the season pushed, patience tested, experiments fail, and tools break. People with self-motivation, attention to detail, creativity and problem-solving, strong work ethic, sense of personal responsibility, eagerness to learn, sense of humor, teamwork, good communication and positive work attitudes are the best fit.
We will eat more fresh seasonal food than you can imagine, have fun, create traditions, thump SO MANY WATERMELONS and pick so. many. flowers. We will go to bed tired and wake up busy, build enduring structures, lasting skillsets, and lasting relationships. Most importantly apprentices learn to embrace the challenges, hardships, and rewards of farming, turning a romanticized fantasy into a realistic future.
Like all farms, we are a labor-intensive operation, and we rely on many hands to get the job done. We have a small year-round crew and also hire annually for the season.
Part-time employment:
- This position is for general farm work and includes greenhouse, field work, weeding, harvest, packing shed, etc. Opportunity to specialize with experience.
- No housing included
- $15/hr for 15-30 hrs/week, schedule to be determined (mornings primarily).
- We are looking for reliable, responsible, hard workers with a positive attitude, no drama, and who like to work outside.
- Fill out the Part-Time Application to apply!
Full-season paid 'apprenticeship' program is from March through November:
- Offers room, board, payment, and a hands-on education on a no-frills working farm.
- Read our Apprentice Handbook before applying (this explains details on housing, compensation, work, and expectations)
- Fill out the 2026 Apprenticeship Application to apply!
Farm apprenticeship is a commitment of time, training, trust, and physical and mental endurance. It is not for everyone, yet for individuals seriously considering a career in agriculture it is a great way to get a solid understanding of production, farm operation, horticultural, plant, and soil sciences, and farm business management - all skills needed to start a viable farm or become a professional grower.
Like the reality of agriculture, with the poop, birth, death, uncontrollable weather, bugs, long rows, rural isolation, sore muscles and dirt under the fingernails, this apprenticeship is not sugar coated and not for the faint of heart. This is a dynamic working farm still in our formative years: the work is hard, the season pushed, patience tested, experiments fail, and tools break. People with self-motivation, attention to detail, creativity and problem-solving, strong work ethic, sense of personal responsibility, eagerness to learn, sense of humor, teamwork, good communication and positive work attitudes are the best fit.
We will eat more fresh seasonal food than you can imagine, have fun, create traditions, thump SO MANY WATERMELONS and pick so. many. flowers. We will go to bed tired and wake up busy, build enduring structures, lasting skillsets, and lasting relationships. Most importantly apprentices learn to embrace the challenges, hardships, and rewards of farming, turning a romanticized fantasy into a realistic future.
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