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The place, located in Teresopolis, on the mountains region of Rio de Janeiro, is an agroecological production point that has as goal to practice and spread regenerative agriculture knowledges. Here we have different fronts: certificated organic production, biodiverse agroforestry systems, essential oils destilation, particular order of organic food delivery, courses and experiences. At the moment, besides our employee, we both - Giulia and Pedro - live and work at the farm. We are a couple that believes in a better world. We stay between two natural parks, so the region is full of trekkings and waterfalls.
Tipos de ajuda e oportunidades de aprendizado
Ajuda em projetos ambientais
Jardinagem
Construção/faça você mesmo
Ajuda em fazenda
Ajuda a cuidar da casa
Manutenção geral
Interesses
Mascotes
Sustentabilidade
Fazenda
Arte e design
Jardinagem
Faça você mesmo
Cuidar de plantas
Carpintaria
Camping
Naturaleza
Caminhada
Objetivos de sustentabilidade da ONU que este anfitrião quer atingir
Oportunidades de intercâmbio cultural e aprendizado
What does the farm offer?
• The volunteers stay in a communal accommodation, so you probably will share the time with people from all over the world.
• The farm is locater near the Três Picos State Park and the Serra dos Órgãos Nation Park (PARNASO) - around 30 minutes to one hour by car - which have untouched nature, waterfalls and trekking to explore. WE DON'T OFFER TRANSPORT DURING THE FREE TIME, the volunteers have to go go out and come back to the farm by their own.
• We have books in different languages avaiable for reading while staying here
• Social and cultural activities such as camp fire and friends farms visit
• There are a lot of social exchange with the local people (brazilian countryside traditional communities).
Ajuda
The volunteer tasks consists of helping in daily activities, through those you can acquire agroforestry, rural management and agroecology knowledge. Such as:
Farming - agroforestry systems implementation; soil preparation, fertilizing, planting, irrigation installation, harvest, plant nursery.
Processing - herb drying, essential oil destination/
Conservation - water and energy supply care, conviviality spaces struturation, mowing.
We do tasks together almost the time, teaching and learning about sustainable agriculture.
Idiomas
Inglês: Fluente
Espanhol: Fluente
Francês: Fluente
Português: Fluente
Alemão: Intermediário
Acomodação
What does the farm offers
• Communal room accommodation (maximum 4 persons)
• Basic food itens (oil, rice, beans, pasta, coffee, sugar, salt, pasta, tomato sauce, corn flour, wheat flour, onions and garlic) and vegetables from the farm. If the volunteer needs anything else to eat, you need to provides it before arriving.
• Complete kitchen, bathroom, covered external area, shed and camping area.
• The common areas may be stay clean and organized by the volunteers.
• We don't offer laundry, but there is soap so the volunteers can wash their own clothes.
WARNINGS:
• There is NO WI-FI n the farm, only an instable 4G signal. So if you need internet, we suggest you to get a chip of a brazilian phone number/chip before arriving. We don't have the infrastructure needed to homeoffice.
• Respect the nature and the familiar space you are being welcomed.
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Medical care and Work safety:
• Attention in every activity is the main accidents precaution.
• The volunteer that need special diets or medical necessities may inform before coming.
• Allergies and health issues may be, NECESSARILY, previously informed >>> if you have mental health issues, like anxienty, be aware: our farm is in the middle of the nature, away from the city, and you may stay alone for a few periods.
• The use of safety equipments and appropriate attire is fundamental.
_In case of accidents, the place won't be reponsable but will provide the needed help._
Extra Informations:
• To get in the farm you have to take a bus from the Rio de Janeiro main bus station (Rodoviária) to Teresópolis. And there you have to take a bus to Vieira (73A). We’ll pick you there. If you’re leaving from Rio de Janeiro, please take the 7am bus to Teresópolis, so you can get the bus that leaves at 10am to Vieira.
• We ask the volunteers to arrive ONLY WEDNESDAYS. If you’re coming by car, please arrive latest 3pm.
• Don’t forget to take an amount of cash, you’ll need to pay the bus
• The closest urban centre - Vieira, is 5 km away, where you can find supermarkets, drugstore and health support.
Individual items | What to bring:
• Closed shoes (tenis or boots)
• Hat or cap
• Trousers for work (imperative)
• Insect repellent and Sun protector
• Rain clothes
• Is appropriate for each volunteer to have their own towel and sleep bag because the avaiable ones may be used.
• Cold clothes (from april to october) - We're in mountain region, where the wheather may be really cold.
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Really thanks to Giulia, Pedro and all the workers of the farm. Nice learning, Helpful people, Wonderful place, Nice sharing and more... There we learnt a lot about brazilian organic agriculture way of work and actual situation. We realized really different taks along the days in the field. Thanks to Pedro for his really… read more
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Really thanks to Giulia, Pedro and all the workers of the farm. Nice learning, Helpful people, Wonderful place, Nice sharing and more... There we learnt a lot about brazilian organic agriculture way of work and actual situation. We realized really different taks along the days in the field. Thanks to Pedro for his really… read more
