Opportunities on private farms
Opportunities on college farms
Additional sites with opportunity listings
| ID Number | County | Town | Description of the farming opportunity |
| --- | Morris | Morristown |
Grow It Green Morristown is seeking a Community/School Garden Intern for an internship running 20 weeks from May 10 to September 23, 2010. The total stipend for each regular 5-day workweek is $525 (35 hours/week at $15/hour). For more information, please read our internship announcement, visit the Grow It Green Morristown website, or call Samantha Rothman at 973-769-0107. |
| 1232 | Gloucester | Franklin | We have a small farm and CSA on 5-10 acres and are seeking interns to help us with our CSA program and farming for the season. Experience is not necessary, but helpful. Must be dependable. www.redoakranch.biz. Phone: 856-974-0473; Email: marie128e@aol.com. 6/09 |
| 1157 | Warren | Phillipsburg | Looking for an apprentice/worker/partner who wants to learn all I know about vegetable growing, market gardening, and selling at farmers' markets (including three NYC Greenmarkets). Opportunity to perhaps take over business even though we have no significant farm holdings (currently farming on leased land). Phone: 908-797-3503; Email: farmax1@comcast.net. Updated 8/09 |
| College | County | Town | Description of the farming opportunity |
| Cook College, Rutgers University | Middlesex | New Brunswick | The Cook College Student Organic Farm has internship opportunities for Rutgers students to work and manage the college's CSA farm. Contact Ed Durner: Phone: 732-932-9711x256; Email: durner@aesop.rutgers.edu |
| Delaware Valley College | Bucks (PA) | Doylestown |
Delaware Valley College has opportunities on its college farms for students and other people interested in gaining farming experience and learning about farming. Summer-season (i.e., between the semesters) farming opportunities are often available on the horticulture farm, for instance. These jobs offer basic soups to nuts hands-on training for people who want to become farmers. How to do irrigation, planting, using equipment are covered. Temporary positions may also be available during the rest of the year on the college's organic farm. Contact the Horticulture Production Department. Phone: 215-489-2258 |
| Rutgers NJAES Extension | Hunterdon Cumberland Burlington |
Pittstown U.Deerfield Chatsworth |
Each year, the NJAES Extension Farms Paid Undergrad Summer Internship Program places Rutgers and non-Rutgers students at one of three NJAES farms: the Snyder Research & Extension Farm in Pittstown; the Rutgers Agricultural Research & Extension Center (RAREC) in Upper Deerfield; and the Marucci Blueberry and Cranberry Research & Extension Center in Chatsworth. For more information, see the 2009 internship announcement and read a short article about the program (see p. 3) and profiles of past student interns. Contact Jack Rabin: Phone: 732-932-5000 x610; Email: rabin@aesop.rutgers.edu. |
| Additional colleges and universities | Northeast and around the US | Across the country | A number of additional colleges have farm projects that students can manage or participate in. The Rodale Institute has a Farming for Credit Directory summarizing some of these opportunities. |
Some additional websites that list farm apprenticeship and internship opportunities in NJ and the Northeast include the following:
- National Sustainable Ag Information Service
- Northeast Workers on Organic Farms (NEWOOF)
- Northeast Organic Farming Association (Farmer to Farmer Exchange)
- Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Jersey (Classifieds)
- Additional websites with farming opportunity listings

