Education at Ollin Farms

Our education programs are led by Kena, who brings eighteen years of experience sharing her passion for farming, food, science, cooking, and the Spanish language. At Ollin Farms, we believe that the best learning happens through direct experience. That is why we turn our working farm into an engaging outdoor classroom where students can explore healthy ecosystems firsthand.

From preschoolers discovering plant life to university engineering students studying regenerative agriculture, our youth programs are designed to inspire curiosity, connection, and a deeper understanding of the natural world.

Full schedule coming soon

We are excited to welcome students back to the farm for a summer of hands-on learning, outdoor exploration, and meaningful connection with food and soil.

Class descriptions and registration will be available in early 2026.

We offer educational field trips and guided tours from spring through fall, giving students, teachers, and community groups an immersive look at sustainable agriculture.

Availability

• Offered on weekdays, spring through fall
• Advanced reservation required
• Email kena@ollinfarms.com to inquire or book

Pricing

• $15 per person
• Minimum group size: 10 participants

Visit Length

• Typical duration: 1–2 hours
• Our pavilion by Left Hand Creek is available for snack or lunch after your tour

What to Expect

Each field trip includes hands-on activities tailored to the group’s age, interests, and learning goals. Past educational topics have included:

• Healthy eating and local food
• Five colors on your plate
• The farm as an ecosystem
• Wildlife and pollinators
• Plant life cycles in regenerative agriculture
• Sustainable technology and carbon sequestration
• Team-building planting activities