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Bringing in the flower harvest

Bringing in the flower harvest

transplanting tomatoes

transplanting tomatoes

shoveling compost

shoveling compost

harvesting flowers in pouring rain

harvesting flowers in pouring rain

finishing the new greenhouse

finishing the new greenhouse

harvesting greenhouse tomatoes

harvesting greenhouse tomatoes

Amaranth harvested for drying

Amaranth harvested for drying

Kale yeah!

Kale yeah!

Planting garlic

Planting garlic

Emily with lettuce

Emily with lettuce

Tuesday wash crew 2023

Tuesday wash crew 2022 and 2023

carrot pants!

carrot pants!

harvesting nigella for drying

harvesting nigella for drying

Emily with garlic

Emily with garlic

garlic harvest 2023

garlic harvest 2023

mulching tomatoes

mulching tomatoes

harvesting flowers

harvesting flowers

Moonrose farm crew

Moonrose farm crew

spreading compost

spreading compost

cleaning leeks

cleaning leeks

Harvesting Carrots

Harvesting Carrots

Washing Produce

Washing Produce

cleaning spring onions

cleaning spring onions

post-shoveling compost in the greenhouse

post-shoveling compost in the greenhouse

harvesting kohlrabi

harvesting kohlrabi

harvesting flowers

harvesting flowers

transplanting fall kale

transplanting fall kale

harvesting peppers

harvesting peppers

the joy of a perfect bed of greens

the joy of a perfect bed of greens

mulching garlic

mulching garlic

spreading compost

spreading compost

picking spinach

picking spinach

helping assemble a greenhouse

helping assemble a greenhouse

harvesting turnips for CSA

harvesting turnips for CSA

bulk-harvesting beets for fall storage

bulk-harvesting beets for fall storage

bulk-harvesting carrots for storage

bulk-harvesting carrots for storage

harvesting raspberries

harvesting raspberries

celebrating fall abundance

celebrating fall abundance

tomato rainbow

tomato rainbow

cutting arugula for CSA

cutting arugula for CSA

pickin' rocks

pickin' rocks

getting down with dirt

getting down with dirt

weeding

Weeding

cleaning scallions

Cleaning scallions

spreading compost

Spreading compost

prepping beds with the broad fork

Prepping beds with the broadfork

Bunching scallions for CSA

Bunching scallions for CSA

Transplanting

Transplanting

Transplanting lettuce

Transplanting lettuce

Laying out the garlic harvest to cure

Laying out the garlic harvest to cure

Mulching the potatoes with leaves

Mulching the potatoes with leaves

Harvesting beets in spring

Harvesting beets in spring

Weeding

Weeding

Trimming cured garlic bulbs

Trimming cured garlic bulbs

Work-share information
Part of our mission is to share our knowledge. We feel it is incredibly important to encourage people to be interested in where food comes from, especially folks in the food service industry. We hope through this program, we can be a part of the change needed in our food system: closing gaps, spreading awareness, educating others, and creating accessibility.

As a work-share, you can work in exchange for the cost of your CSA share. If you have spare time or are just looking for a new experience, working on a farm can be a great way to connect with nature. In addition to receiving a CSA share, our work-shares will learn about how we operate our farm with a hands-on experience. 

We require a 4 hour weekly commitment for a half share of vegetables and an 8 hour weekly commitment for a full share of vegetables.  It is important to realize that this is a commitment. We need our work-shares to be reliable and to commit to the whole season. We are looking for people who take this opportunity seriously and respectfully and can show up on time. 

Work-share shifts are available Monday-Saturday in Rehoboth, MA only 15-20 minutes from Providence. 

Before you contact us about a work-share, please understand:

 

  • Being a work-share is a commitment like a job. Experience is not necessary, but a good work ethic, physical capability to do farm tasks, and the ability to take direction are essential. 

  • We work hard on the farm in all types of weather. You will work in the hot sun and the rain, get sweaty and dirty, and could even get stung by a bee. You are responsible to bring your own water, hat, rain coat, sunscreen, etc. Check the forecast before you come and be prepared for any type of weather. In cases of extreme weather, we may reschedule work-share shifts. 

  • If you have a lot of travel plans that conflict with your weekly shift, please make arrangements ahead of time to cover your shift (ask a friend or another work share to cover your shift) or to come on another day that week. You must make up the hours you missed or you can pay for your CSA that week.

  • We rely on the help of our work-shares to get a lot of weekly tasks done including harvesting, washing, weeding, transplanting, and other physically demanding tasks. You must be able to lift and carry heavy bins of vegetables and to squat, kneel, bend, etc.

  • We require work-share applicants to come work for a day in April or May to complete a working interview.

  • It might all sound super serious but we do have a lot of fun! It is required to be respectful to all other farm workers and any contributions to our farming pun contest are welcomed. We work hard but also leave plenty of time for snack breaks in the raspberry patch. We want our work-shares to join our farm family and hope to create lasting friendships. 

  • We will not discriminate against any applicants based on race, sexuality, gender identity, age, or religion. We are an LGBTQ safe space and invite folks from all walks of life. We only ask that you are kind to all plants, animals, and people.

Interested in becoming a work-share? Download the application by clicking the button below and return via email or snail mail following the instructions on the application.

 

Questions? Send us an email.

MELISSA.MOONROSEFARM@GMAIL.COM

Workshare Application

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