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Farm sheep


"There is a certain rhythm and schedule to the work that we do but somehow each day evolves differently. Nothing ever runs exactly to plan which, to me, is a wonderful life meditation to practice. I am not in control of that which is greater than I."

Jenn Halpin, Director of the Dickinson College Farm


 


acres of farm land


miles from campus


acres of vegetable production ground


acres of rotating animal pasture


lbs. per day of food waste saved from the landfill and converted into nutrient-rich compost


types of livestock: sheep, grass-fed beef cattle and laying hens


Farm Dog named Bella


members & families in our Campus Supported Agriculture subscription program


academic labs, independent research projects, school tours, community tours, homesteading workshops, campus events and educational programs each season


off-grid, Mongolian-style yurts


part-time student farm employees during the academic year


full-time student employees from May-August


full-time post-baccalaureate positions


pounds of tomatoes delivered to the Dining Hall weekly during tomato season


ingredients in our famous Red Devil Hot Sauce


Annual Harvest Fest Celebration


Annual Local Food Dinner


vegetable items offered each week at our Campus Supported Agriculture pick up locations


Get your hands in the dirt. Work hard. Care for the land. Share what you grow. Eat well. Come visit us!