Regeneration takes more than one farm. We learn from, lean on, and give back to a wider circle of organizations, neighbors, peer farms, and researchers, and there's room in that circle for you.

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Our Work with Rodale Institute

Rodale Institute is a Pennsylvania nonprofit that has championed organic farming in the US since the 1940s. It also helped lead the coalition, with Patagonia and Dr. Bronner's, that created Regenerative Organic Certified®. 

Our closest partner in this work is Rodale Institute, about 45 minutes away in Kutztown. Their education, support, and research leadership help us keep raising the bar on the farm. 

We'll keep building on that relationship and share new collaborations in Field Notes as they take shape. 

Internships and Volunteering

Seasonally, we offer opportunities for volunteers and interns to join a specific project that fits the farm's needs and their interests. We don't run an ongoing, open volunteer program, so every opportunity starts with a conversation, and we're always glad to talk with people who want to learn regenerative organic farming hands-on. What that usually looks like: 

Seasonal Projects

Planting and harvesting in the apothecary garden, fencing or infrastructure work, and establishing silvopasture systems.

Skilled Volunteers

People with expertise in regenerative organic agriculture, permaculture, water management, woodworking, or a related field who want to share it on a project basis.

Educational Engagement

Students, researchers, and new farmers who want to observe and help as part of their own learning.

We don't offer housing, so volunteers and interns are usually local or regional and have their own transportation. We plan workdays around specific projects and the season's work. 

If you'd like to volunteer or be considered for an internship, send us a note through the Connect form and choose Volunteering & internships as the subject. Tell us about your background, interests, and availability, and the kind of project you'd like to help with. We'll reply as the season and our project timelines allow. 

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Sharing What We Learn

We want regenerative organic knowledge to be easy to find. The Journal is one way we share it, written for farmers, livestock buyers, and anyone curious about regenerative organic farming. Field Notes, our occasional email, brings practical updates from the field. 

Down the road, that may include speaking, more writing, and, when the farm has room, small on-site educational days and tours. New programs will show up in Field Notes first. 

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Local Community

Teaberry is part of the Albrightsville community in the Pocono Mountains, and our history and neighbors are part of what makes this place special. We rely on local farmers, conservation organizations, and watershed groups, and we support their work when we can. We try to be good neighbors: helpful when needed, quiet when it counts, and here for the long term.