Farm Camps are located at the Larry P. Abraham Agri-Nature Center in Los Ranchos
Each full-week camp is a multi-age, collaborative summer camp experience. Farm campers spend time indoors and outdoors throughout the day. Summer Farm Camps are open for registration! Spring Break Farm Camp registration will open mid-December.
Week 1: June 5- 9, 2023
Monday - Friday
Farming SOILutions
Grades K-2nd
9am - 3pm
$260 members/$300 non-members
What exactly is soil? What can it do? In this week-long farm camp, we will examine this crucial top layer of earth up-close and in-depth. Work with a variety of soils, both natural and synthetic, to find which are the best to support our little sprouts!
Week 2: June 12-16, 2023
Monday - Friday
Farming SOILutions
Grades 3-5th
9am - 3pm
$260 members/$300 non-members
What exactly is soil? What can it do? In this week-long farm camp, we will examine this crucial top layer of earth up-close and in-depth. Work with a variety of soils, both natural and synthetic, to find which are the best to support our little sprouts!
Week 2: June 12 - 16, 2023
Monday - Friday
Farming SOILutions
Grades Pre K
9am - 12pm
$150 for members/$170 for non-members
What exactly is soil? What can it do? In this week-long farm camp, we will examine this crucial top layer of earth up-close and in-depth. Work with a variety of soils, both natural and synthetic, to find which are the best to support our little sprouts!
Week 3: June 19-23, 2023
Monday - Friday
Calling All Pollinators
Grades K-2nd
9am - 3pm
$260 members/$300 non-members
Bees, butterflies, birds, moths, and bats all play an important role in the viability of our food sources and our ecosystem. What type of plants do different pollinators like? What are elements of a garden that encourages butterflies to visit? Create your own bee hotels and more in this camp on pollinators.
Week 4: June 26-30, 2023
Monday - Friday
Calling All Pollinators
Grades 3-5th
9am - 3pm
$260 members/$300 non-members
Bees, butterflies, birds, moths, and bats all play an important role in the viability of our food sources and our ecosystem. What type of plants do different pollinators like? What are elements of a garden that encourages butterflies to visit? Create your own bee hotels and more in this camp on pollinators.
Week 4: June 26-30, 2023
Monday - Friday
Calling All Pollinators
Grades Pre K
9am - 12pm
$150 for members/$170 for non-members
Bees, butterflies, birds, moths, and bats all play an important role in the viability of our food sources and our ecosystem. What type of plants do different pollinators like? What are elements of a garden that encourages butterflies to visit? Create your own bee hotels and more in this camp on pollinators.
Week 5: July 10-14, 2023
Monday - Friday
Food for the Future
Grades 5th-9th
9am - 3pm
X Studio
$260 for members / $300 for non-members
Explore and innovate on current tech used in agriculture, and then bring your farm fresh foods to the kitchen in this farming and cooking camp. Code, build, harvest and cook as we grow the food of the future!
Funding assistance has been provided by Van Dyke Software.
Week 6: July 17-21, 2023
Monday - Friday
Watermania
Grades 5th-9th
9am - 3pm
X Studio
UNM's Center for Water and the Environment
$260 for members / $300 for non-members
Dive into water science with guest educators from UNM’s Center for Water & the Environment. Through coding, designing and inventing, you’ll work with a variety of water samples and test for water quality, build water level monitors, and learn about careers in water management and resources. Water is a crucial New Mexico resource- learn about the intersection of water and tech that has real-world applications!
