Our Farm

At the Learning Farm, children and families reconnect to the outdoors and discover your connection to local, sustainable food production, and shared community meals.

Our mission is to give children the various tools, support, motivation, care, and rewards necessary to become responsible, knowledgeable, and caring community members. 

We do this by fostering a better understanding of where food comes from by connecting kids and families to your rightful place in the production, distribution, and consumption of sustainably farmed and fished locally-produced food.  

We want you to grow, harvest, cook, and share the great bounty of what grows abundantly nearby to where you live and to do so in a mindful and caring way.

The Learning Farm is a tech-forward agriculture and life science learning organization that supports a deeper understanding of and care for food systems and nature for all children all around the Earth. 

The Learning Farm is a place where children and families can immerse yourselves in the study of living things, agriculture, and food, as well as have opportunity to brainstorm and discuss practical solutions to the challenges facing our localities and the planet with regard to how we grow food. 

This is where you learn where food comes from: how it’s grown, how the land and plants can be cultivated for optimal nutrition, land and crop sustainability, how fruits and vegetables are harvested and distributed, gleaned and sustainably farmed, how our juice and other farm products are created and put on the market, and most fun of all, how delicious the foods you prepare in the culinary portion of the program are when served to your families and friends. 

This is where children and families get your hands dirty and explore, and then after lunch, put on lab coats and learn about the chromatography of beverages and the science behind composting. Here, visitors and students learn the meaning and value of bio-diversity: how animals -- sheep, alpacas, goats, rabbits, birds – interact beneficially with orchards, wildlands, woodlands; and how row crops – vines, root veggies, fruit trees – do well right next to bush fruit and berries; and how insects and other beneficials – microbes, mycorrhizae, spongi – are our friends, all going in together to support a healthy and vibrant natural agricultural world and great food.


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