| Farm
Contacts
If you are a Stanford graduate student and want to get involved
with the Farm, please contact Daniel Murray: ddmurray@stanford.edu
.
If you are an undergraduate student or are interested in the Earth
Systems class taught at the Farm, please contact Sarah Wiederkehr:
swied@stanford.edu, the
newly hired Farm Educator in the School of Earth Sciences.
If you are a staff or faculty member or a Stanford alum and would
like to get involved with the Farm or obtain a plot, please contact
Kate Maher: kmaher@stanford.edu.
Farm Liaisons
Plot Coordinator / New Farmer Liaison:
Kate Maher, kmaher@stanford.edu
This role is primarily responsible for coordinating the waiting list
of interested farmers with plots as they become available and for
providing a general farm orientation to any such new farmers.
Student / Farm Educator Liaison:
Kate Maher, kmaher@stanford.edu
This role is primarily responsible for communicating with the Farm
Educator to coordinate any student involvement in the farm beyond
the specific role of the Farm Educator (volunteer work, special projects,
etc.).
Website / List-Serve Liaison:
Kathy Richards, richards@stanford.edu
This role is primarily responsible for initiating efforts to move
website development forward.
Treasury Liaison:
Kathy Richards, SU.Farm.Treasurer@gmail.com
This role is primarily responsible for collecting plot fees and disbursing
funds as approved by the community.
Compost Liaison:
Matt Rothe, mattrothe@alumni.stanfordgsb.org
This role is primarily responsible for coordinating composting efforts
at the farm.
Communal Areas and Tools Liaison:
Phil Lavori, lavori@stanford.edu
This role is primarily responsible for coordinating efforts to upkeep
communal areas of the farm (the paths, orchard, greenhouse, etc.)
and for maintaining the inventory of communal tools and equipment.
Maintenance and Stanford Facilities Liaison:
Dwight Harbaugh, harbaugh@slac.stanford.edu
and Elizabeth Miller, elmiller@stanford.edu
This role is primarily responsible for coordinating structural maintenance
(for example, irrigation) and working with Stanford Facilities (to
among other things process woody debris into chips).
Organic Farming Education Liaison:
Daniel Murray, ddmurray@stanford.edu
This role is primarily responsible for responding to community demand
for educational events and for coordinating such events with members
of the community that have relevant knowledge.
Pest Control Liaison:
Page Chamberlain, chamb@stanford.edu
This role is primarily responsible for maintaining an ecologically
healthy balance of pests at the farm, including rats, gophers, and
ground squirrels.
Graduate Student Plot Coordinator & Liaison:
Daniel Murray, ddavidmurray@gmail.com
This role involves keeping an updated plot map and contact info for
current grad student plot holders, maintaining the grad student waiting
list, assigning grad plots when they become available, giving new
grad plot holders a tour, a copy of the farm guidelines, and I help
to set them up with a key to the shed. |
