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How to find a job on an organic farm
Educate yourself about organic farming by enrolling in agricultural courses at your local community college or university.
Many schools offer non-credit agricultural courses in plant science and agriculture for both novices and experienced individuals.
Start or join a local community garden to gain relevant experience for a job on an organic farm.

--Plan the soil for garden training jobs by brainstorming some ideas to help inform you about your farm. There are also excellent new plant gardening skills as well as research opportunities for organic gardeners.
--A community garden is a small microcosm of life on the farm. You will learn how to grow plants from seed, prevent insect infestation through non-toxic means and share knowledge and resources with other like-minded individuals.
--Keep in mind that you do not need to work at the farm to get it just right. It is a good idea to start with a few small farm-generated resources on hand to help support the farm throughout the time that you cannot grow any crops.
--Be prepared to have an aquarium or pond that supports plant forms such as tree cones and ponds. You need to be somewhere near that site for work.
A community garden is a small microcosm of life on the farm. You will learn how to grow plants from seed, prevent insect infestation through non-toxic means and share knowledge and resources with other like-minded individuals.