Organic farm in Hawaii needs your help
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Mohala Farms is a 6-acre organic farm and non-profit organization located in Waialua on the North Shore of O’ahu. As an organic and sustainable farm, the farm work is based on a continual regeneration of the soil and creating a farm eco-system that is thriving with biological diversity. This is being done through cover crops, large-scale composting, crop rotations, worm bins and vermicast foliar sprays, natural and organic pest repellants, beekeeping, and a continual exploration for the most adaptable, disease-resistant variety of food crops to grow.
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Interested work traders should be passionate about the land and interested in organic farming. Additional prerequisites include the ability work harmoniously in a community setting and work outside in adverse weather conditions (rain or shine).
Length of volunteer opportunities average between 1-2 months with approximately 1-2 farm interns on the farm at any given time. These workers are trained in the full-range of organic farming activities, including sales and marketing, and many have also helped in numerous farm building and construction improvement projects.
As a volunteer you are expected to work 37 hours a week, five days a week.
Farm volunteers receive a comfortable tent on an elevated platform, solar-powered hot showers, and access to farm fresh produce.
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Address: Mohala Farms
P.O. Box 204
Waialua
HI, 96791
Phone: 1 (808) 478-8469
Contact host directly: http://www.mohalafarms.org