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Sager Family Farm is a nature education business based in San Diego, California. We currently teach in San Diego, LA, and the SF Bay Area

We specialize in taking critters into classrooms, creating an engaging and educational experience that students love!

08/25/2025

Teachers love Sager Family Farm for the way we bring science to life with interactive and exciting curriculum. With engaging lessons, our educators bring science to life in your very own classroom.

Book us for a "reverse" field trip - we come to you! Learn more by clicking the link in our bio.

08/22/2025

Sager Family Farm offers a number of lessons and workshops that are fun and educational for all ages. From Preschool and on, our lessons cover topics that are meaningful to all of us!

Each of our lessons follow STEM and Common Core standards, and are perfect to teach your young explorers about the natural world around them.

08/18/2025

Happy Monday from Coco and Marshmellow!

08/14/2025

A pollinator hard at work!

Can you see the speckles of pollen on this bee's thorax? Some will fall off on the next flowers she flies to, starting the pollination process.

Zoom in to see other important body parts, can you spot this bee's proboscis and antennae?

08/01/2025

It's time to schedule your Big Buzz About Bees lesson with Sager Family Farm!

Look through our 8 lesson and workshop options and find the one that works best for your school, club, or library! Our lessons range from the Pre-school level up to adults!

Click the link in our bio to book a lesson with Sager Family Farm!

07/22/2025

Looking for something fun this summer? Try out Lip Balm Workshop!

It's great for all ages - make your own flavored tube of lip balm made of beeswax! We love to do this workshop at our local libraries, camps, clubs, and events!

07/18/2025

While honey bees get a lot of attention, native bees need some love too!

Leafcutter bees are solitary pollinators known for their neat, circular cuts in leaves—which they use to build cozy nests! Unlike honeybees, they don’t live in hives, but they’re just as important for pollination. Gentle and rarely sting, these little architects are amazing garden allies! 🐝🍃

07/15/2025

Did you know? Honey's flavor and color changes based on the flowers bees visit! Honey can range from light and sweet to much bolder flavors depending on the greenery around a hive.

Come check out our delicious honey harvested from our very own hives, as well as unique honeys harvested from other regions! Click the link in our bio for more information.

07/11/2025

Even though you want to run and swat at the bee, it's best to stay calm. What if you stood near a person and they started swatting at you and screaming, you would think they were trying to hurt you too!

Avoid getting stung by staying calm and walking away from the bee until it moves on to something else. It's easy for our bodies to respond to fear with panic -- Beekeepers use skills that keep them calm even when they are scared. Students can learn the same skills in our Bee Brave lesson!

Click the link in our bio to book a lesson at your school, club, or library!

07/07/2025

Ash strikes a post and shows us her best angle!

06/23/2025

Ever seen one of these little houses and wonder what they are? They’re Native Bee Hotels! This hotel was donated to us from nativewestnursery and we’ve been lucky enough to place a number of them in schools in San Diego.

While honeybees live in a hive, there are thousands of species of bees that live solitary lives out in the wild. These hotels give them a protected place to live and to lay their eggs.

We love honey bees, but it’s so important to protect our native bees as well - their pollination is very important to the wildlife around us and they are just as endangered as honey bees.

Make your own Native Bee Hotel or buy one at your local plant store.

06/18/2025

We want to give a huge thank you to Native West Nursery (nativewestnursery)!

They generously donated native bee hotels and native pollinator plants to their local schools in San Diego. We were able to install them recently and we can’t wait to see which pollinators visit first!

It’s so important to buy plants that are native to your local climate. Not only will they have a higher chance of survival, but they’re exactly what our native pollinators need to survive too!

We put some Native Leafcutter Bee cocoons in this hotel, we can’t wait till they hatch!

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San Diego, CA
92109

Telephone

+16507352337

Website

http://www.sagerfamilyfarm.com/

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About Sager Family Farm

My name is Kendal Sager, and I started my adventure into farming as a first grader on a class field trip to Hidden Villa. I was so inspired, that I have been volunteering or working in the nature education field ever since.

In 2011, I got my first farm critter: bees. Since, then I've steadily been adding to my suburban farm with chickens, fruits, veggies, and various crafts. Most of my critters live at my home, though I also keep beehives throughout my hometown of Los Altos, and the surrounding areas. I have a passion for teaching and I love sharing my experience through educational talks and events.

Check out my blog to follow my adventures in beekeeping, or take a look at the education page if you're interested in any of the classes, talks, or other fun activities I do.