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80 %
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18 Jul 2026
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Description
Welcome to Our Regenerative Farm!
Our farm is an evolving project focused on sustainable growing, biodiversity, and hands‑on experimentation. One of our main interests is a fig research project — exploring how cold‑hardy different varieties can be and how figs might expand the diversity of what’s grown and enjoyed in our region.
Alongside figs, the farm includes a wide mix of fruit trees and perennials: aronia berries, apricots, plums, mirabelles, hardy persimmons, cherries, walnuts, strawberries, apples, hazelnut, gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries and more. We also cultivate healing and culinary herbs, including lavender, mint, and a rotating collection of aromatic plants. The land isn’t only plant‑based — we also raise pasture‑fed chickens as part of our regenerative approach. -
Types of help and learning opportunities
Help with Eco Projects
Light gardening
Creative DIY projects
Farmstay help
Help around the house
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Interests
Videography
Vegetarian or vegan
Sustainability
Technology
Self development
Politics / Social justice
Fashion or beauty
Events & social
Farming
Music
Architecture
Art & design
Languages
Photography
Plant care
Cooking & food
DIY & crafts
History
Gardening
Yoga / Wellness
Water sports
Winter sports
Outdoor activities
Nature
Hiking
Fitness
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UN sustainability goals this host is trying to achieve
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Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
If you are into practices like organic farming ,regenerative farming, farm lifestyle, or just enjoy being surrounded by nature, sun kissed on pasture or being tampered by the soft breezes while enjoying the shade of large fruit trees, there's something for everyone with a green thumb to discover, learn and experience something valuable.
We consider ourselves to be emancipated, forward thinking, progress embracing, disruptor driven, change facilitators. Always seeking the fine balance between the new and novel, along with the old and traditional, tried and tested framework.
Whether you’re excited about biodiversity, regenerative farming, and exploring possibilities together, there are opportunities for all those exepriences and more. -
Help
Volunteers help with seasonal tasks such as planting, pruning, mulching, harvesting, caring for young trees, and experimenting with new sustainable methods. This is a place for curiosity, collaboration, and shared learning, where new ideas are always welcome.
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Languages
Languages spoken
Czech: Fluent
German: Fluent
English: Fluent
Croatian: Fluent
Hungarian: Fluent
Italian: Fluent
Slovak: Fluent
Spanish: Intermediate
Polish: BeginnerThis host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
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Accommodation
We offer an apartment with a private access, including a private bathroom as well as a own kitchen. In addition there's also own washing machine included and to top it off you even get your very own terrace for those coffee breaks .
Volunteers take care of their own meals, and the farm makes this easy and flexible. You’ll receive either regular groceries or pocket money to buy your own, depending on what works best for the moment. A private kitchen is always available, fully equipped so you can cook at your own pace and enjoy your meals whenever you like. This setup gives everyone independence while keeping things simple and comfortable. -
What else ...
The surroundings of Streda nad Bodrogom offer plenty to explore during your free time, with a mix of nature, culture, and cross‑border adventures. You can visit Slovakia’s lowest geographical point in nearby Klin nad Bodrogom, stroll along the quiet Bodrog riverbanks, or wander through the Tokaj wine region, known for vineyard walks, cellar tastings, and the iconic Tokaj lookout tower. Just across the border, Sátoraljaújhely adds even more to do — from its charming historic center to the Zemplén Adventure Park, where you’ll find scenic chairlifts, forest trails, and one of Europe’s longest zip‑lines. History lovers can explore the Rákóczi Manor House in Borša or the ruins of Veľký Kamenec Castle. The whole region is ideal for slow exploration, cycling, photography, and discovering small local gems.
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A little more information
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Internet access
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Limited internet access
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We have pets
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We are smokers
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Can host families
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Can host digital nomads
Digital Nomads have been kept in mind when setting up internet access for our farm. We've got optical gigabit internet connection, sophisticated WiFi 7 routers for every floor, along with the Ethernet cables being all category 7, essentially a setup dedicated for maximum bandwidth.
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Space for parking camper vans
At this time and due to limited space, we can only accept families if they arrive with a campervan or they put up a tent for themselves. We offer shady areas for tents, and can provide electricity cables for campervans.
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Can possibly accept pets
This host has said they are willing to accept those travelling with a pet.
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How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
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Alex talked a lot about the plants, and we also had some interesting conversations about other things. His mother even gave us a small tour and told us about the interesting places to visit … read more
I spent 2 weeks working at his farm. The work was serious and enjoyable.
I was doing all the kind of agriculture work, that I am not in use to, once that I lived all my live in a city environment; picking up wood, digging, putting down a fence, collecting eggs from the … read more
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Alex talked a lot about the plants, and we also had some interesting conversations about other things. His mother even gave us a small tour and told us about the interesting places to visit … read more
I spent 2 weeks working at his farm. The work was serious and enjoyable.
I was doing all the kind of agriculture work, that I am not in use to, once that I lived all my live in a city environment; picking up wood, digging, putting down a fence, collecting eggs from the … read more
