Customized Workshops

In addition to programmed workshops throughout the year, Noonday Farm works with schools and other  organizations to customized events & workshops.  Previous topics have included the basics of organic farming, alternative energy, nutrition, easy and affordable meal planning, sustainable building and ecology. We are happy to work with you to create an effective program. Please contact us at: info@noondayfarm.org
Customized Internships and Service Opportunities

Noonday Farm works to design educational and transformative service-learning programs for individuals and groups of all ages.    We are able to provide specialized skill building in areas such as nutrition, farm to table cooking, organic and biodynamic farming, Spacial Dynamics®, alternative energy, sustainable engineering and sustainable community based development.  Please contact us with any ideas or questions that you have at info@noondayfarm.org.
Short Term Volunteering Opportunities

Noonday Farm welcomes individuals, groups or organizations to come and work on the farm for short or long periods of time.  Please contact Beth Ingham  or Miranda Jennings at: info@noondayfarm.org. 
“It's astonishing when people first arrive and are apprehensive about getting down in the dirt, but once lunchtime rolls around and we rinse off all the onions, potatoes, salad greens, and tomatoes and cook a delicious meal, you can sense the transformation and appreciation once they realize the importance of nourishing themselves with fresh food and knowing where it comes from.”
                                                                                                                                                 -Robin Saunders, Volunteer

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Beginning in 2012, Noonday Farm has partnered with The Winchendon School to offer an innovative experiential and direct service hands on program for high-school students.   During the fall, Beth runs an afternoon program at the farm with 14 students which engages them in the work and connects them to the deeper understanding of how to be of service to those in need.  This year alone students from the Winchendon School have invested 1000 hours supporting the farm.  Thank you to all the students and faculty for your support and hard work!