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Our Mission
Our mission is to promote Agroecology and sustainable food systems by providing a diversity of experiential learning opportunities for NC State and the broader community.
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"Feeding The Future, One Mind at a Time"
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_100% of all donations help sustain the Agroecology Education Farm Agroecology Education Farm fundraising efforts operate under the auspices of the NC Agricultural Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization |
- June 1, 2019
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Farm Volunteer Day
June 1, 2019 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Description:Come volunteer at the farm!
What to wear:
Please dress appropriately for farm work in clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.
Please wear close-toed shoes.What to bring:
A personal water bottle, hat, sunscreen, and gloves are recommended.What you’ll do:
Farming is hard work. Workdays typically include light to medium physical labor, including lifting and carrying up to 20lbs, raking, weeding, mulching, and turning compost.
Stop for a water break and a rest whenever you need one! It’s very important to stay hydrated and comfortable.Weather:
Volunteer work at the garden is subject to weather conditions.
Rain/Thunder/Lightning: Rain before or during scheduled volunteer times may force the cancellation of the workday.
Heat: If there is a “heat advisory,” farm work will continue, but volunteers may want to consider rescheduling their work. If a “heat warning” is forecast, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Cold: If the daytime temperature is forecast to be less than 45 degrees, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Each volunteer should decide whether to work on a given day based on their personal limitations and comfort level.
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- June 15, 2019
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Farm Volunteer Day
June 15, 2019 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
4400 Mid Pines Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606, USADescription:Come volunteer at the farm!
What to wear:
Please dress appropriately for farm work in clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.
Please wear close-toed shoes.What to bring:
A personal water bottle, hat, sunscreen, and gloves are recommended.What you’ll do:
Farming is hard work. Workdays typically include light to medium physical labor, including lifting and carrying up to 20lbs, raking, weeding, mulching, and turning compost.
Stop for a water break and a rest whenever you need one! It’s very important to stay hydrated and comfortable.Weather:
Volunteer work at the garden is subject to weather conditions.
Rain/Thunder/Lightning: Rain before or during scheduled volunteer times may force the cancellation of the workday.
Heat: If there is a “heat advisory,” farm work will continue, but volunteers may want to consider rescheduling their work. If a “heat warning” is forecast, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Cold: If the daytime temperature is forecast to be less than 45 degrees, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Each volunteer should decide whether to work on a given day based on their personal limitations and comfort level.
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- July 6, 2019
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Farm Volunteer Day
July 6, 2019 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Description:Come volunteer at the farm!
What to wear:
Please dress appropriately for farm work in clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.
Please wear close-toed shoes.What to bring:
A personal water bottle, hat, sunscreen, and gloves are recommended.What you’ll do:
Farming is hard work. Workdays typically include light to medium physical labor, including lifting and carrying up to 20lbs, raking, weeding, mulching, and turning compost.
Stop for a water break and a rest whenever you need one! It’s very important to stay hydrated and comfortable.Weather:
Volunteer work at the garden is subject to weather conditions.
Rain/Thunder/Lightning: Rain before or during scheduled volunteer times may force the cancellation of the workday.
Heat: If there is a “heat advisory,” farm work will continue, but volunteers may want to consider rescheduling their work. If a “heat warning” is forecast, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Cold: If the daytime temperature is forecast to be less than 45 degrees, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Each volunteer should decide whether to work on a given day based on their personal limitations and comfort level.
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- July 20, 2019
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Farm Volunteer Day
July 20, 2019 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
4400 Mid Pines Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606, USADescription:Come volunteer at the farm!
What to wear:
Please dress appropriately for farm work in clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.
Please wear close-toed shoes.What to bring:
A personal water bottle, hat, sunscreen, and gloves are recommended.What you’ll do:
Farming is hard work. Workdays typically include light to medium physical labor, including lifting and carrying up to 20lbs, raking, weeding, mulching, and turning compost.
Stop for a water break and a rest whenever you need one! It’s very important to stay hydrated and comfortable.Weather:
Volunteer work at the garden is subject to weather conditions.
Rain/Thunder/Lightning: Rain before or during scheduled volunteer times may force the cancellation of the workday.
Heat: If there is a “heat advisory,” farm work will continue, but volunteers may want to consider rescheduling their work. If a “heat warning” is forecast, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Cold: If the daytime temperature is forecast to be less than 45 degrees, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Each volunteer should decide whether to work on a given day based on their personal limitations and comfort level.
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- August 3, 2019
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Farm Volunteer Day
August 3, 2019 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Description:Come volunteer at the farm!
What to wear:
Please dress appropriately for farm work in clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.
Please wear close-toed shoes.What to bring:
A personal water bottle, hat, sunscreen, and gloves are recommended.What you’ll do:
Farming is hard work. Workdays typically include light to medium physical labor, including lifting and carrying up to 20lbs, raking, weeding, mulching, and turning compost.
Stop for a water break and a rest whenever you need one! It’s very important to stay hydrated and comfortable.Weather:
Volunteer work at the garden is subject to weather conditions.
Rain/Thunder/Lightning: Rain before or during scheduled volunteer times may force the cancellation of the workday.
Heat: If there is a “heat advisory,” farm work will continue, but volunteers may want to consider rescheduling their work. If a “heat warning” is forecast, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Cold: If the daytime temperature is forecast to be less than 45 degrees, volunteer activities will be canceled.
Each volunteer should decide whether to work on a given day based on their personal limitations and comfort level.
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