Come to learn
Hands on Q and A days to learn about how our environment can exist with our food in a sacred space.
🐐 Family-Friendly / Homeschool Focus
They’ll Never See Food the Same Way Again.
Hands-On Field Trips at B and B Farms Kuna will be announced by email
Students step into a working organic farm where they discover:
• How soil health shapes everything
• Why seeds matter
• How vineyards grow
• How harvest becomes shared meals
This is not a lecture. It’s participation in a living system.
We offer a “Farm Year Experience” where students can see all the steps throughout the season
Spring planting
Summer growth
Fall harvest
•Winter seed processing
Our goats, birds, and even insects are not just “farm animals” — they are working partners in a regenerative system.
Students observe how:
Goats help manage vegetation and cycle nutrients back into the soil
Birds contribute to pest control and ecological balance
Insects pollinate crops and break down organic matter
This section connects directly to food webs, biodiversity, and ecosystem interdependence.
Students can participate in a hands-on construction activity using reclaimed wood and salvaged materials from the farm to create bird boxes.
Lessons include:
Habitat creation and native bird support
Waste reduction and material reuse
Basic tool safety and craftsmanship
Each bird box becomes a tangible symbol of stewardship — supporting the very species that support the farm or your home garden.
Students explore the traditional Three Sisters system — corn, beans, and squash grown together in mutual support.
We explain:
How corn provides structure
How beans fix nitrogen into the soil
How squash shades the ground and suppresses weeds
This becomes a living example of companion planting, nutrient cycling, and cultural agricultural wisdom.
Not all bugs are pests.
Students learn to identify beneficial insects such as:
Lady beetles
Lacewings
Native pollinators
We discuss biological pest control, integrated pest management, and why a healthy farm invites biodiversity rather than eliminating it.
Whether you're organizing a school class, a homeschool co-op, a scout troop, a birthday party, or a corporate team outing, our farm tours are designed to welcome groups of all kinds! When booking, simply let us know the type of group you'll be bringing so we can tailor the experience to best suit your guests. We offer age-appropriate activities and guided tours for everyone from kindergarteners to adults, ensuring a memorable and educational visit for all.
Tell us the dates you are considering in the form below.
Cost is $10 per student (plus tax), no fee for parents, kids under 3 or chaperones that will accompany the kids
Minimum of 10 kids, maximum of 30 per Field Trip
Field Trips last between 60 and 90 minutes
They are best suited for kids over the age of 3
Visitors should bring:
Hats
Closed-toed shoes
Sunscreen
Water bottles
Farm rules:
Always follow your farmer’s instructions
Be very very careful with our plants
Do not touch tools or equipment unless instructed to by your farmer
4.Leave no mess behind