About the Farm

Hole in the Woods Farm is a rapidly-growing, Certified Naturally Grown, family- and community-oriented diversified small farm located in Culver, IN.  We produce a wide variety of vegetables and herbs, grass-fed lamb, fruits, nuts, mushrooms, microgreens, and baked items available via home delivery, farmers’ markets, and restaurants in the region.

The Successful Team Member

Hole in the Woods Farm operates in a team environment. Everyone assumes, and relies on, the goodwill and best interests of each member of the team.  As such, the most successful team members have a high level of interest in learning about multiple facets of local food production and entrepreneurism.  Members should be detail-oriented, self-starting, observant, curious, communicative, punctual, and able to work both independently and closely with a small group on various tasks as needed.

Small farm experience is appreciated, but not required.

We currently offer part-time seasonal work. Because we are rapidly growing, there is an opportunity for the right team member to develop a position to their own strengths and goals.  This includes the possibility of exploring specific niche duties on the farm, potentially developing a full-time, year ‘round leadership position, if the team member and management mutually agree on such a path.

Open Positions

How to Apply

To apply email a cover letter, resume, and references to chad@holeinthewoodsfarm.com

Would you like to join our team, but none of our current published job openings seem the right fit? We are a rapidly-growing business, and there may be opportunities to join us that are unpublished, or coming up in the near future. We are always seeking future valued team members, and appreciate initiative. Feel encouraged to let us know how and why you’d like to contribute to our team!

Compensation

  • Competitive hourly rate dependent upon experience, duties, and productivity
  • Complementary produce and other food products
  • Quarterly profit-sharing bonus available to all team members.

Equity

Hole in the Woods Farm recognizes the land we steward today was once tended by the Kickapoo, Peoria, Kaskaskia, Myaamia, and Potawatomi people throughout history. Atrocities committed against the Potawatomi in our immediate area are particularly well-documented and tragic.  It is our responsibility to recognize our current privilege in owning and caring for this land is rooted in this history, and to honor those past stewards.

Agriculture in Western civilization has been built on the basis of marginalization and devaluation of physical labor, and the exploitation of people, land, and other natural resources.  Hole in the Woods Farm recognizes that there is great skill and dignity in all of the activities of a farm business. Each member of our team is a valued and important member of our community.  We cherish different perspectives and experiences.  Discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, or sexuality is not tolerated. Instead, we celebrate and honor this diversity, seeking to learn from the shared wisdom of humanity.