Internship with four farms
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Internship with four farms
Last Updated On: May 7th, 2026 at 07:38PM MST
Contact information
Farm Address:P.O. Box 36
Enumclaw, Washington, 98022
Primary Contact: Julie Kintzi
Primary Phone:
Type: Cell
Number: 206 947-1676
Email: julie@cbhfarm.org
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Internship information
General Farm Description: Farm intern for 4 farms on the same land Location: A farm near Enumclaw, WA, shared by four commercial farms is seeking an intern for the 2025 growing season to help produce sustainably grown vegetables, cut flowers, pastured eggs and poultry. We share resources such as a tractor, irrigation equipment, tools, pep talks, and advice.CRAFT Member Farm? No
Internship Starts: March or April
Internship Ends: Nov
Number of Internship Available: 1
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Minimum Length of Stay: during internship
Internship Details:
Farm intern for 4 farms on the same land
Location:
A farm near Enumclaw, WA, shared by four commercial farms is seeking an intern for the 2025 growing season to help produce sustainably grown vegetables, cut flowers, pastured eggs and poultry.
Who We’re Looking For:
We’re seeking a motivated individual eager to gain hands-on experience in commercial, small-scale, sustainable farming. The ideal candidate is excited to learn, works well both independently and as part of a team, enjoys outdoor work in all weather conditions, and can manage a variety of tasks and is able to stay for the entire season, Mar-Nov
Requirements:
– Valid driver’s license
– Non-smoking/vaping
– Ability to lift 40+ lbs
– Willingness to operate farming equipment
– No pets; we have working livestock guardian dogs and farm cats on premises
What You’ll Be Doing:
You will work closely with Hell or High Water Farm, occasionally with two other farms, and will assist at least once a week with Cart before Horse Farm.
Tasks will include:
– Direct seeding, seedling propagation, and tunnel growing
– Weeding, planting, and applying organic amendments, mulch, wood chips, and compost
– Harvesting vegetables and flowers
– Post-harvest handling of vegetables and flowers
– Rotational grazing and pasture management
– Poultry brooder management
– Care of pastured poultry and egg handling
– Carpentry and fence building/repair
– Tractor and small equipment operation
– Working with livestock guardian dogs
– Poultry processing
– Occasionally participate in farm meetings
– Farmers’ market retail sales, as needed
You will develop practical skills and knowledge while working alongside experienced farmers. You will also have opportunities to attend local workshops and classes in the community. Additionally, we offer access to a farming book and resource library, and we encourage discussions on farming topics. There is an office/library and a toilet in the big barn.
Stipend and Hours:
– Monthly stipend: $1,200
– Approximate hours: 30 per week
Accommodation:
A furnished, pristine 1994 camper van with a bath, shower, kitchen, and two beds (ideal for one person or a couple).*note that we prefer an individual and if you are a couple then the 30 hours would be shared. Power, water and dump fees included. The camper will remain on the farm, with guidance provided on upkeep.
During your time off, you can enjoy downtown Enumclaw, just 8 minutes away, or explore the nearby attractions, including Seattle, Tacoma, Puget Sound, Mt. Rainier National Park, and the Cascade Mountains—all within an hour’s drive.
Perks:
– Pastured eggs, fresh vegetables, and flowers from the farm
– Lunch provided on harvest days
– Bonus incentives for excellent work
– BBQ potlucks with other farmers every month
Timeframe:
March-November 2025, with potential for longer-term accommodation and limited hours.
If you’re passionate about farming and motivated to gain experience in sustainable and organic farming practices, we encourage you to apply!
Email cover letter and resume: julie@raykin.org
Educational Opportunities: see description above
Skills Desired: Interest and enthusiasm in continuing as a commercial farmer (no hobbyists).
Meals: We provide fresh vegetables during the growing season and eggs. Occasional potlucks and harvest day lunch.
Stipend: Yes. Details in description above
Housing: Yes, details above
Preferred method of Contact: email
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