Frog Song Organics

Last Updated On: May 7th, 2026 at 07:36PM MST

Contact information

Farm Address:
4317 NE US Hwy 301
Hawthorne, Florida, 32640

Primary Contact: Amy Van Scoik
Secondary Contact: John Bitter

Primary Phone:
    Type: Cell
    Number: 3524949691
    Email: frogsongjobs@gmail.com

Secondary Phone
    Type: '-----
    Number: 4077979691
    Email: frogsongorganics@gmail.com

    Email: frogsongorganics@gmail.com

Website: https://www.frogsongorganics.com

Website: https://frogsong.localfoodmarketplace.com/

Internship information

General Farm Description: For a decade, we have been carefully stewarding sixty acres of farm land in North Central Florida to produce healthy food and jobs for our community. We grow over eighty types of produce and care for chickens and pigs raised on pasture, to produce nutritionally dense and flavorful food and medicine crops. We take pride in selecting the best varieties, then carefully growing, harvesting, washing and packing your food. Our mission is to get healthy food to as many people as possible. We work with a team of over twenty-five people including year round staff and seasonal H2A guest workers to achieve this goal. We have been certified organic since 2012 No plastic mulch used on our farm We practice cover cropping & crop rotation We use soy free and organic animal feed We also work with over a dozen other local farmers to help them access markets through our food hub to support our regional food system. We participate in and support research on organic farming systems in cooperation with researchers at the University of Florida and beyond. We connect with our community by offering educational farm tours and u-pick experiences, and give back by donating produce to local organizations who help underserved communities.

CRAFT Member Farm? No

Internship Starts: June 14 - rolling admission
Internship Ends: 17-Dec
Number of Internship Available: 6
Application Deadline: 18-Jun-21
Minimum Length of Stay: 4-6 months

Internship Details:

We are seeking motivated people who care about sustainable and regenerative agriculture to join our team. If you are seeking an experiential education on a production farm (not a hobby farm) this is for you. We cultivate over 40 acres including diversified vegetables, orchard crops, and pastured animals. We run routes to three metropolitan areas and operate five farmers markets per week, feeding thousands of people fresh, local and organic foods. This internship is effectively a seasonal farm job, plus once a week mentoring and shadowing opportunity with the farm operators. Successful interns may be hired on as full time farm staff, with the opportunity to grow their own crops on a provided plot of land, once they have completed at least three months of their internship and submitted a crop plan, developed in coordination with our Production Manager. Funding may be available for your project through our non -profit Free Mulch, Inc. Interns will be expected to participate in all aspects of the farm including propagation, harvesting planting, weeding, post harvest handling, packing, delivery of orders and farmers markets. Advanced interns with existing farm experience may be included in tractor operations. All interns will be expected to set goals and then evaluate their progress during and after the internship.

When applying, please indicate the following:
why do you want to work on a farm?
your available start date
what length of internship you would like to commit to
specific learning goals that you have
any existing farm experience
what is your favorite vegetable and how do you like to eat it
contact information for three professional references

Educational Opportunities: Propagation (seeding in the greenhouse) Planting Weeding Irrigation Harvesting Packing; Post Harvest Handling Animal Husbandry (pastured laying hens, pigs) Farmers Markets Marketing; Social Media Direct to Consumer Marketing; Home Delivery CSA - Community Supported Agriculture Program Regional Food System Collaboration - we work with growers around the state Access to your own plot to produce your own crops for sale through our incubator program (must complete at least three months of internship first and plan to stay on the team afterwards).

Skills Desired: Fine motor skills, motivation to achieve professional rates of productivity in harvesting and packing, ability to lift at least 50 lbs, do repetitive motions, drivers license, ability to work outdoors and in the heat, good communication skills, willingness to ask questions, ability to follow instructions and document work digitally on a tablet or smartphone, respect for people from different cultural backgrounds, bilingual in Spanish is wonderful.

Meals: We provide a prepared team lunch once a week. All team members can take home food from the farm.

Stipend: We pay $10/hr during your internship. If you desire to stay on as a permanent team member and are hired on, we offer $12.50+/hr.

Housing: This is negotiable. Some rustic housing is available between July - September (hot water, electricity available). In October our housing is already booked for other contracted seasonal workers, and applicants would need to supply their own housing which could be an off site rental, or put a camper on the property.

Preferred method of Contact: email