Did you catch our Executive Director Javier Guerrero on NBC 7 San Diego yesterday?!. We are thrilled to share our harvest with the community, and especially excited to welcome you next.

On Day 4 of Spring Farm Camp, we observed and experienced the abundance of different seeds found on the farm and in nature. Coincidentally, our word of the day Pe’ah (sharing abundance) fell on the same day as.

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Today at Farm Camp, students discussed the importance of protecting our Earth with our word of the day, Adam V’Adamah. Our #FarmCampHighlights from today included:.- recycling paper shreds to make paper art.-.

The Jewish holiday of Passover begins on Friday night. Read our latest blog post, “Let All Who are Hungry Come and Eat.”

Our second day of Farm Camp was all about appreciating pollinators for the delicious foods they help grow and kayamut (sustainability). Today’s #FarmCampHighlights included:.- a Busy Bee race representing how.

Yet another great Day 1 at Spring Farm Camp with our Session 3 kehila (community) and farmers-in-training! . Some #FarmCampHighlights from today included:.- Making glitter relaxation jars for mindfulness time.-.

The Farm was BUZZING yesterday! Between our pay-what-you-can Farm Stand, monthly Public Farm Tour, Open Volunteer Hours, and a Passover event especially for young families, every inch of our Farm seeded.

What a blessing it is to be a part of The Hive at Leichtag Commons community. We are proud to be living Naomi’s legacy, whether through our annual Sukkot Harvest Festival or every day acts of courage. Shabbat Shalom!

Another fantastic day at Farm Camp today learning about pe'ah (sharing abundance) and seeds! . The morning started with weeding, feeding the chickens, and then getting to pet the chickens!.At the end of the.

We had another great day at Farm Camp today learning about kayamut (sustainability) and pollination! . After another day of morning chores (feeding chickens and our worm compost) and fun educational activities,.

We are so excited to be back at Spring Camp with our session 2 “farmers-in-training”! Today, we focused on building our kehila (community) and welcoming all of our campers to the farm. When asked which.

We love our #volunteers! Yesterday, about 100 people of all ages and backgrounds joined us for #GoodDeedsDay on the Farm to transform our #Labyrinth to a beautiful sensory garden. These before and after.

Day 4 of Spring Camp was all about celebrating the Jewish value Pe’ah (sharing abundance) through learning about seeds! Just as seeds travel far and wide to grow new plants, we have the opportunity to sprout.

Today we got our hands dirty learning all about soil! We “dug” into the Jewish value Adam V’adamah (interconnectedness with Earth) and explored the ways we give to the Earth while it gives to us. Today’s.

We had so much fun on our second day of Spring Farm Camp! We learned about the Jewish value of kayamut (sustainability) and the importance of taking care of our land so that future generations can also benefit.

With Spring Farm Camp officially under way, the Education Team at Coastal Roots Farm (Sharone, Megan, and Jazmyn) is excited to join you on social media for #FarmCampHighlights! Join us for the next 3 weeks for.

The Jewish holiday of Purim begins at sundown tonight. The Purim story is recalled in Megillat Esther (the biblical book of Esther), and commemorates the miraculous salvation of the Jewish people from genocide.

Last week, Pathways in Education traveled almost 500 miles with 22 students from Options for Youth San Juan for the unique volunteer experience offered right here at Coastal Roots Farm! Bonus: these superstar.

Huge shoutout to Lytx for their massive contribution while #volunteering at the #Farm this week! Together, we refurbished picnic tables for our School and Group Visits, cleaned up our Welcome Garden, and had a.

#Volunteers are part of our #mishpacha (family)! They help us #grow and #harvest the #produce we provide for the community. Get your hands dirty four times each week in the vegetable production fields, Education Farm and Gardens, or Food Forest.