Farm Groups
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Farm clubs, granges, and 4-H chapters across the network. Find one near you, see meeting info, or start your own in the app.
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- Roster & link invites
- Share one link and your crew joins in a tap.
- Group chat
- Keep the planning out of the group text.
- Events & RSVPs
- A shared calendar that knows who’s in.
- Live outing map
- See the whole group on the map during meetups.
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25 farm groups
Where the farm groups are
Minnesota Hobby Beekeepers Association
Saint Paul, MN
A nonprofit membership community that seeks to encourage sound beekeeping practices in the Upper Midwest and to educate others about beekeeping and its benefits. It meets monthly on the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus and offers beekeeping classes and educational events.
American Dexter Cattle Association
Stephenville, TX
A nonprofit breed membership association dedicated to encouraging the breeding of high-quality Dexter cattle. It maintains an online herd book of ADCA breeders and registered animals and has served members since 1957.
Capital City Grange #469
Berlin, VT
One of roughly 40 community Granges in Vermont, part of the National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. The volunteer-run organization operates a community hall in Berlin hosting dances, performances, potlucks, seminars, and other gatherings, offering affordable and free community space to local residents and groups.
Cedar Valley Grange #306
Lynnwood, WA
A local Grange organization founded in 1909 that runs a community hall bringing neighbors, families, and local groups together. It supports community partners including the Cedar Valley Community School, Homage Senior Services, and the Lynnwood Food Bank.
Central Texas Young Farmers Coalition
Austin, TX
A chapter of the National Young Farmers Coalition (formerly the Texas Young Farmer Coalition) supporting young and beginning farmers in Central Texas through education, community building, and advocacy. It offers classes, workshops, webinars, and networking events to help new farmers feel more confident entering agriculture.
Centre County 4-H
Bellefonte, PA
Administered by Penn State Extension, offering programming for youth ages 5-18 who can choose community clubs or project-specific clubs. Club categories include livestock, horse, shooting sports, and community clubs offering cooking, arts and crafts, photography, and sewing, plus summer day camps and a week-long 4-H camp.
Charlotte Grange
Charlotte, VT
A community (subordinate) Grange in Charlotte, Vermont that operates its Grange Hall as a community hub. Its work includes community education on agriculture and food access, arts and music programming, civic engagement, and educational lectures.
Copake Grange No. 935
Copake, NY
A community nonprofit Grange chartered October 24, 1902, serving the Roe Jan area of and around Copake, New York. It operates a historic 1903 Grange Hall with a 94-seat theater and meeting spaces, hosting lectures, performances, community dinners, and public forums while advancing rural community initiatives.
Crescent Grange
Broomfield, CO
A subordinate chapter of the Patrons of Husbandry chartered in 1898, operating out of a historic 1916 Grange Hall. The Grange provides organic community garden and orchard space, promotes community service, and hosts concerts, lectures, classes, and wellness and social gatherings.
Dallas County 4-H
Dallas, TX
Part of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and the largest youth development program in Texas, serving young people ages 5-18. Members explore hands-on projects including leadership and public speaking, shooting sports, food science, robotics and STEM, and photography, through community clubs, school-based clubs, and SPIN clubs across the county.
Douglas-Sarpy County 4-H
Omaha, NE
The youth development program of Nebraska Extension serving Douglas and Sarpy Counties, open to youth ages 5-18. It uses a learn-by-doing approach and promotes leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, and community service through hands-on projects, with the 4-H year running October 1 through September 30.
Flatirons Farmers Coalition
Boulder, CO
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit coalition of farmers and ranchers in Boulder County, Colorado, that grew out of the Flatirons Young Farmers Coalition. Members voted in 2021 to incorporate independently after previously operating under the fiscal sponsorship of the National Young Farmers Coalition. It resources farmers through sustainable agriculture education, peer-to-peer learning, farm tours, an annual Farmer Forum, and policy advocacy.
Florida State Beekeepers Association
FL
A nonprofit membership organization that represents the interests of beekeepers, beekeeping, and its supporting industries in Florida. It informs state legislators on apiculture issues, represents Florida beekeepers nationally and internationally, and collects funding for honeybee research.
Hudson Valley Young Farmers Coalition
NY
A chapter of the National Young Farmers Coalition made up of young and beginning farmers in New York's Hudson Valley who organize to help each other start and sustain viable farm businesses. It functions as a social and business network and advocates for state and national policy supporting the next generation of farmers. Leadership is elected annually from the membership.
Johnston County 4-H
Smithfield, NC
The youth development program of N.C. Cooperative Extension's Johnston County Center, serving youth ages 5-18. Members complete hands-on projects in STEM and agriculture, healthy living, and civic engagement, with activities such as NC State Fair competitions and summer programs. Enrollment is free.
Lake County 4-H
Crown Point, IN
The youth development program of Purdue Extension in Lake County, Indiana, welcoming young people in grades 3-12 across urban, suburban, and rural communities. Members complete hands-on, learn-by-doing projects in health, science, agriculture, and civic engagement alongside adult mentors, with a Mini 4-H program for grades K-2.
Manson Grange #796
Manson, WA
A subordinate Grange describing itself as the center of rural life in the Manson community, offering locally oriented programs, community service, and educational activities as part of the nation's oldest agricultural advocacy organization. It hosts monthly community BINGO nights and rents its hall for community events.
Marathon County 4-H
Wausau, WI
Operated by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, working with 30 community clubs across the county that meet monthly, along with countywide educational project meetings throughout the year. It serves youth ages 5-19 through hands-on learning projects and runs an annual summer camp.
Marys River Grange #685
Philomath, OR
A local Grange in Philomath, Oregon, part of the National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. As a community-based chapter it works on behalf of agriculture and rural communities, undertakes charitable activities, hosts events, and rents its hall facilities to the community.
Ohio State Beekeepers Association
OH
A membership association that serves beekeepers throughout Ohio and coordinates with other organizations interested in beekeeping. It represents members on beekeeping issues, publishes a quarterly newsletter, hosts an annual fall conference, and supports youth scholarship programs and university bee research.
Sebastopol Grange #306
Sebastopol, CA
A local Grange in Sebastopol, California, part of the California State Grange system. It focuses on community building and agricultural initiatives, running programs such as produce exchanges, scholarships, and a Mend & Befriend program, and rents its hall for community events.
Southeast Tennessee Young Farmers
Chattanooga, TN
A chapter of the National Young Farmers Coalition serving the region where Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia meet, with much of its activity centered on the Chattanooga area. It works to grow the next generation of farmers through community building, resource and knowledge sharing, and advocacy. Signature events include a Farm Olympics fundraiser and Farm to Food Bank programs.
Texas Beekeepers Association
Houston, TX
A member-based nonprofit that promotes the common interests, betterment of conditions, and general welfare of beekeeping in Texas. It represents Texas beekeepers and local beekeeping associations, helping both small-scale and commercial beekeepers through education, promotion, resources, and collaboration.
The Livestock Conservancy
Pittsboro, NC
A nonprofit membership organization whose mission is to protect endangered livestock and poultry breeds from extinction. Founded in 1977, it works to conserve over 150 heritage breeds across cattle, goats, horses, sheep, pigs, rabbits, and poultry.
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A free farm group page in the directory, plus real member tools in the app. Set up in about a minute.
- Roster & link invites
- Share one link and your crew joins in a tap.
- Group chat
- Keep the planning out of the group text.
- Events & RSVPs
- A shared calendar that knows who’s in.
- Live outing map
- See the whole group on the map during meetups.
More free tools
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Everything Map
Listings, trails, spots, clubs and public land on a single full-screen map. Switch layers on and off, then tap any point for the details.
Open Everything MapRoute Planner
Drop stops on a map and watch distance and drive time add up. Export a GPX or share the link.
Open Route PlannerLive Conditions
Real-time conditions spot by spot, pulled from public weather feeds, before you commit to the drive.
Open Live ConditionsWebcams
Live camera feeds from popular spots. Eyeball the crowd, the surf, or the snow before you go.
Open WebcamsBest Time to Go
Month-by-month seasonality by region, so you plan around the best conditions instead of guessing.
Open Best Time to GoPhoto ID
Point your camera at whatever you found and get a structured identification. No signup.
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