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Arie Somerset
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Hello all!
I am interested in working as an intern at a farm that grows hops organically. I am located in california but am willing to travel to just about anywhere. I have about 5 years of experience in horticulture and a very strong work ethic. Any leads are greatly appreciated!
 
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i know there are a few farms on the western slope of CO. (grand junction south to montrose? )
im not sure if their volunteer opportunities, but i know there are some out there.

oregon and washington, as i understand it, have a decent amount of hop growers as well.
good luck.

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Yakima county Washington has quite a few Hop farms. I don’t know what their situation is with taking on volunteers or not. But you may want to look in that region

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