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WELCOME TO ALEMANY FARM

The largest agricultural site in San Francisco, Alemany Farm offers everyone the chance to learn where their food comes from, pitch in to help, and take home fresh produce for free. Learn more below and come get your hands dirty with us!
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Check out our upcoming workshops! We offer workshops on a range of topics. Workshops are donation-based; no one is turned away for lack of funds.

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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND <3 Winter Fruit Tree Pruni BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND <3

Winter Fruit Tree Pruning
Sat Feb 14, 10 am - 12:30 pm at Alemany Farm
Instructor: Abby Bell & vanessa 
This is an IN-PERSON workshop

Come to Alemany Farm and learn about the basics of when, why, and how to winter prune apples and stone fruit trees. This class will focus on the basics of tree biology and care to encourage a healthy and productive fruit tree. You will get hands-on practice with our trees in the field.
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Abby Bell, Alemany Farm Director and vanessa, Alemany Farm Manager have over 15 years of combined experience pruning fruit trees. They love working with the land, trees, plants and community at Alemany Farm and are looking forward to sharing their experience with you.
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Suggested Donation: Our workshops are donation-based. $35 per person; no one turned away for lack of funds. Your donation supports the farm to grow and give away food for free. Please give at the suggested level or higher if you are able.

Rain: This workshop will be canceled / postponed if it is raining. We will be in touch with you if rain is expected.
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Q&A

Can I get to the farm on public transport?
Yes! If taking BART, please follow the directions here. Google maps can lead you astray

Is there parking onsite?
Yes, we have parking onsite.

What happens if it rains?
Rain will likely cancel and we will try to reschedule. If rain is in the forecast, we will be in touch with you a few days before the workshop with more information.

What do I do if I cannot afford the suggested donation?
We encourage everyone to make an offering commensurate with your means, and in an amount that feels powerful to you - such gifts make workshops like these possible. We also do not want money to be a barrier to entry. Therefore our workshop is offered freely: please select the "Equity Admission" option if it applies to you. If you can afford to make a bigger donation, your contribution will support this opportunity for those with more limited available funds. We also do not want money to be a barrier to entry. Please contact us if you are not able to make a donation at this time.
Winter Fruit Tree Pruning Sunday, January 25th, 10 Winter Fruit Tree Pruning
Sunday, January 25th, 10 am - 12 pm at Alemany Farm
Instructor: Hannah Shulman
This is an IN-PERSON workshop!

Come to Alemany Farm to learn all about the basics of when, why, and how to winter prune apples and plum trees. This class will focus on the basics of tree biology and care to encourage a healthy and productive fruit tree. You will get hands-on practice with our trees in the field.
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Instructor bio: Hannah Shulman has over a decade of experience pruning fruit trees. She is a program director at The 11th Hour Project / Schmidt Family Foundation, where she oversees grant making that enables access and opportunity for youth to thrive through nature. Previously, Hannah led community organizing, land use and youth engagement work in the Bay Area. She holds a bachelor’s from Haverford College and studied at the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems at University of California, Santa Cruz and has over ten years of experience pruning fruit trees.
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Suggested Donation: $35 per person; no one turned away for lack of funds. Our workshops are donation-based. Your donation supports the farm to grow and give away food for free. Please give at the suggested level or higher if you are able.
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Q&A:

Can I get to the farm on public transport?
Yes! If taking BART, please follow the directions here. Google maps can lead you astray

Is there parking onsite?
Yes, we have parking onsite.
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more information at the link in our bio <3
tl;dr: happy solstice — we are not designed to met tl;dr: happy solstice
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we are not designed to metabolize the gut-wrenching heart-excavating earth-shattering absolute mind-warping devastation of immeasurable lives in our communities and neighborhoods and around the world being extinguished every single day. not just people but also the animals. not just the animals but also the trees. not just the trees but also the land. not just the land but also the sky and winds and waters. not just today but yesterday and yesterday’s yesterday, and tomorrow too if we continue to deem this way of life acceptable.

settlers have burned thousands of olives trees in the West Bank since the beginning of this month. over 800,000 olive trees have been razed in Palestine since 1967. recently the photos of burning olive groves have brought me to my knees, just like stories of infants freezing to death in Gaza, just like hearing that an unhoused friend froze to death in Oakland, just like pictures of Vietnamese children running naked while being burnt by u.s. dropped napalm, just like videos of ice agents tearing families apart, just like just like just like.

just like a clip of the first salmon through the Klamath river after the removal of the Iron Gate Dam. just like images of Bangladeshi students storming the prime minister’s palace. just like the meeting of a cat with his human as he returns to northern Gaza. just like the dancing of the dabke at Alcatraz as the sun is rising. just like an elder who grew up in the apartments coming back to the farm for the first time in years. just like a sunset at the beach, the glory of an alpine lake, the circling of the hawks overhead, the winter rains after a dry spell.

the world only changes when we change too. the world only changes when we change first. here, portraits of some core land stewards whose care and attention and commitment to mutual reciprocity and collective freedom have changed alemany and ourselves, all for the better.

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Contact Us

For volunteer and group tour information, please see our Get Involved page. For other inquiries, email us: community.gardeners@gmail.com

Farm location:
700 Alemany Blvd, SF, CA

Mailing address:
Earth Island Institute/FOAF
2150 Allston Way, Suite 460
Berkeley, CA 94704
*Sending a check? Make it payable to Earth Island Institute, our fiscal sponsor, with FOAF in the memo line.

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Make a tax-deductible ONLINE DONATION, or send a check to our mailing address (made payable to Earth Island Institute with "FOAF" in the memo line).

Our Site Partner

Friends of Alemany Farm is grateful for the support of our public lands partner, SF Recreation & Parks Department.
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Our Fiscal Sponsor

Friends of Alemany Farm is a project of Earth Island Institute.
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