Sign up to be a Harvest Helper!

We would love to have you, your family, or your group come harvest in the fields with us! 

  • Choose a date from our online volunteer sign up calendar.  Follow our simple sign up process and you'll be added to our volunteer schedule!
  • If you are signing up yourself or your family, you will complete our liability waiver as part of the registration process.
  • If you are a Group Coordinator, you will receive an email with a special link to our liability waiver.  Forward this link to everyone in your group so that they can complete their own waiver in advance.  Last minute additions to your group may sign a waiver on site, but we ask that you try to get all waivers completed before arrival.
  • Everyone who signs up to volunteer will receive a confirmation email and a reminder email with details about your volunteer day.

We like to work early to avoid the heat of the day, especially in the summer months. A typical time frame to volunteer with us is 8:30 am-11:30 am (any day but Sunday). We are also able to accommodate some late afternoon/early evening groups during the summer. In September/October/November, we are able to schedule harvest activities during the 1-4 pm time frame, including Sundays. We recognize some volunteers travel a distance and will not be able to arrive for early morning harvest activity. You are welcome to join us at any time during the morning hours - see our volunteer calendar to choose a date that works for you!

FAQ's about volunteering, directions to the farm, and more information can be found here, on our website.  Click the volunteer button above to sign up via our online calendar.  A follow up email will be sent with details specific to your volunteer day(s).  You may be contacted by phone with last minute details related to weather, harvest information, location updates, etc. 

 

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Don't Forget!

Every participant must sign a liability waiver as part of our registration process.

Dress for the weather, expecting to get dirty - no sandals or flip flops.  We provide gloves, drinking water, and on-the-job training.  

Most folks feel like they have had a full day at the farm after about 3 hours in the fields.  We try to complete our harvest activities before the heat of the day sets in.