Best Organic Farm Santa Clara Near Me

4worldlovers: The O'Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm is Stanford's living laboratory for hands-on learning in sustainable agriculture. We utilize agroecological relationships and natural diversity to grow over 200 varieties of vegetables, flowers, herbs, field crops and fruit. Students come to the farm to test new ideas about the biological, social and environmental aspects of farming and gain experience in the practice of sustainable agriculture. On-farm research spaces also provide faculty and students with hands-on learning opportunities agroecology, engineering, and more.

If you would like to experience the farm, we encourage you to visit during our general operating hours on Mondays through Fridays from 8:00am- 6:00pm and Saturdays from 9:00am-5:00pm. Or attend one of our bi-weekly volunteer opportunities (with required registration). Register to Volunteer

We provide hands-on learning experiences and student research opportunities in sustainable small-scale and urban agriculture.

We offer workshops, volunteer opportunities, wellness courses and a space for student sustainability groups.

We grow food, flowers and a new generation of leaders in sustainability.

Entrance: The best place to enter the farm is from the Searsville Lot (L-22) entrance. Please note Fremont Rd. is closed to traffic.

Parking: Payment is required, please read signs carefully. If you have a "C" or "WE" permit parking is available in the Searsville lot/ L-22. If you do not have a prepaid permit, download and use the ParkMobile mobile application to pay or parking.

Operating Hours: Open year round (with the exception of University closures):

Volunteer information: Visit our engage tab. Registration is required and sessions are subject to cancelation.