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Campaign Organizer to save local organic farm and education center

LOCAL FIELD ORGANIZERWASHINGTON DC METRO AREA Duration: 3-6 monthsApplication deadline: August 20, 2012We will be reviewing applications and interviewing on a rolling basis. We would prefer…Continue

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Started Aug 13, 2012

Is your educational farm classified as a non-profit or a business?
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We are starting an educational program on our farm that will welcome children from the area to learn about organic agriculture and seed saving. We will be working with schools and camps, as well as…Continue

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Started this discussion. Last reply by Erin Flynn Feb 16, 2012.

Organic Farm Assistant Manager

We are looking for an Assistant Farm Manager for our organic farms located in Maryland in the Washington-Baltimore area. Started over thirty years ago, we are an established, diversified organic…Continue

Started Aug 12, 2011

Organic Farm Asisstant Manager

We are looking for an Assistant Farm Manager for our organic farms located in Maryland in the Washington-Baltimore area. Started over thirty years ago, we are an established, diversified organic…Continue

Started Nov 9, 2010

 

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Nick Maravell posted a discussion

Campaign Organizer to save local organic farm and education center

LOCAL FIELD ORGANIZERWASHINGTON DC METRO AREA Duration: 3-6 monthsApplication deadline: August 20, 2012We will be reviewing applications and interviewing on a rolling basis. We would prefer applicants to start very soon/immediately. The campaign to Save Nick’s Organic Farm and Brickyard Educational Farm started  a year and half ago, when the County Executive of Montgomery County proposed bulldozing the 32-year-old organic farm, to build private soccer fields and parking lots. The community has…See More
Aug 13, 2012
Nick Maravell posted a discussion

Is your educational farm classified as a non-profit or a business?

We are starting an educational program on our farm that will welcome children from the area to learn about organic agriculture and seed saving. We will be working with schools and camps, as well as other children's groups like the Girl and Boy Scouts. However, only part of the farm will be devoted to this project while the rest will be kept our private farming operation.Are there other private farms out there that have educational components that are open to the public on portions of the land?…See More
Jan 26, 2012
Nick Maravell posted a discussion

Organic Farm Assistant Manager

We are looking for an Assistant Farm Manager for our organic farms located in Maryland in the Washington-Baltimore area. Started over thirty years ago, we are an established, diversified organic operation on 185 acres.  We are primarily a value added enterpriseand direct market most of our products to consumers and other organicfarms.   We conduct on-farmresearch and are often involved with organic/sustainable issues at the stateand national levels. The Assistant Manager helps with daily…See More
Aug 12, 2011
Nick Maravell posted a discussion

Organic Farm Asisstant Manager

We are looking for an Assistant Farm Manager for our organic farms located in Maryland in the Washington-Baltimore area. Started over thirty years ago, we are an established, diversified organic operation on 185 acres.  We are primarily a value added enterpriseand direct market most of our products to consumers and other organicfarms.   We conduct on-farmresearch and are often involved with organic/sustainable issues at the stateand national levels. The Assistant Manager helps with daily…See More
Nov 9, 2010
Nick Maravell is now a member of The Farm-Based Education Network
Nov 9, 2010

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Organization Name
Nick's Organic Farm
Current Position Title:
Owner/Farmer
Vision and hopes for the fast-growing movement of farm-based education?
Create the next generation of sustainable ag farmers.
What is your favorite childhood farm or garden memory?
Planting the family backyard garden and making compost.

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