IU Campus Farm

IU Campus Farm An initiative that provides organic produce to the IU and greater Bloomington community. The farm is located at the historic Hinkle-Garton Farmstead.

We are currently hiring two student employees to begin in mid-March and last until mid-August. The farmhands will work 10-20 hours per week (more in the summer, less during the cooler months) and the starting rate is $11.50 per hour. See here for more information: https://iufarm.indiana.edu/getinvolved.html

The IU Campus Farm's mission is to promote a sustainable food system at IU through educati

on, food production, research, and outreach. Located just off campus, the farm has around five acres available for crop production. The produce will be donated to the Crimson Cupboard, as well as sold to campus facilities and a farm stand. The farm will rely largely on student volunteers and aims to provide the IU community with sustainably-grown food by Spring 2018. Visit https://www.visitbloomington.com/listing/hinkle-garton-farmstead-community-historic-site/698/ for more information! Looking for a way to get involved with the Campus Farm? Consider joining our Student Advisory Board! This group represents student interest as it relates to food, production, and the farm. Contact [email protected] for more information. Like this page for updates and opportunities to get involved!

A symphony of blooming iris flowers thanks to Dan Knudsen.
05/10/2025

A symphony of blooming iris flowers thanks to Dan Knudsen.

Love having the Swim Club at IU helping start the season off at the IU Campus Farm!!
03/29/2025

Love having the Swim Club at IU helping start the season off at the IU Campus Farm!!

08/31/2024
Due to the cooler temps the crops are slow to rebound this week. We won’t be doing a community harvest this Saturday, ho...
08/21/2024

Due to the cooler temps the crops are slow to rebound this week. We won’t be doing a community harvest this Saturday, however, we appreciate volunteers to help us with some routine maintenance.

Stop by the IU Campus Farm today (Saturday) for the community harvest. Community Harvest runs 10-noon. Take what you can...
08/17/2024

Stop by the IU Campus Farm today (Saturday) for the community harvest. Community Harvest runs 10-noon. Take what you can eat- no charge- help us harvest the farm’s bounty.

08/15/2024

Unfortunately, we need to cancel tonight’s farm stand, 8/15. Please join us Saturday from 10-noon for community harvest day.

08/07/2024
Due to the incoming rain and inclement weather the IUCF farm stand is closed for the evening 8/1.
08/01/2024

Due to the incoming rain and inclement weather the IUCF farm stand is closed for the evening 8/1.

Making zucchini!
07/22/2024

Making zucchini!

07/13/2024

We'll be talkin' tomatoes with Barnhouse Farms, one of our farm partners, at a tomato workshop later this month as we enjoy peak tomato season. To register for this free, hands-on workshop, stop by the pantry or visit mhcfoodpantry.org/education

IU Campus Farm Tuesday-Thursday farm stand opens this week, from 4 PM- 7 PM (weather permitting). Drive and parking is a...
07/13/2024

IU Campus Farm Tuesday-Thursday farm stand opens this week, from 4 PM- 7 PM (weather permitting).

Drive and parking is at 451 N. Pete Ellis Dr.

We will have fresh tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, cut flowers, green beans and zucchini for sale. Okra and yellow squash to come along soon.

Cash or check payments accepted. Thank you!

Crimson Cupboard, Indiana University Bloomington, IU Center for Rural Engagement

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451 N Pete Ellis Drive
Bloomington, IN
47408

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The IU Campus Farm's mission is to promote a sustainable food system at IU through education, food production, research, and outreach. Located just off campus, the farm has around five acres available for crop production. The produce will be donated to the Crimson Cupboard, as well as sold to campus facilities and a farm stand. The farm will rely largely on student volunteers and aims to provide the IU community with sustainably-grown food by Spring 2018. The farm is located at the historic Hinkle-Garton Farmstead. Visit https://www.visitbloomington.com/listing/hinkle-garton-farmstead-community-historic-site/698/ for more information! Looking for a way to get involved with the Campus Farm? Consider joining our Student Advisory Board! This group represents student interest as it relates to food, production, and the farm. Contact [email protected] for more information. Like this page for updates and opportunities to get involved!