The Hmong American Farmers Association is always offering opportunities to learn more and engage with our local food systems. Per requests, HAFA can accommodate visitors to the 155 acre HAFA Farm — where, through a hands-on and teaching approach, can demonstrate and educate on a variety of topics selected and catered to your group’s desires. The HAFA Farm is open to farm tours during operating hours, Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-5:30 pm. Farm tours typically run for 1 hour or 1 hour and 30 minutes. If you are interested in visiting the HAFA Farm for a farm tour, please submit a request per the section below.
In addition, the Hmong American Farmers Association also offers more learning opportunities through speaking gigs and engagements. If you are looking for a more intimate experience to learn about our organization, mission and other topics at your next event, please submit a request for a HAFA speaker!
Please email with questions and/or your completed forms to info@hmongfarmers.com
2025 requests for a HAFA Farm Tour are now open! If you are interested in a Farm Tour experience, please complete the application below. You will be contacted about the status of your Farm Tour application once the necessary materials have been received.
We will be closing requests on Friday, May 30th, 2025. If you have any questions, please contact us at (651) 493-8091 or via email at info@hmongfarmers.com.
We hope to see you all back on the HAFA Farm soon!
Download HAFA Farm Tour Request (PDF)
Electronic HAFA Farm Tour Request (Google Form)
Requests for 2025 HAFA Speaking Engagements are now open.
If you are interested in more details regarding our Speaking Engagements or are interested in having a HAFA Speaker at your next event, please complete the application below.
Please allow 3-5 business days for a decision to be made after requests have been received.
*If you wish to have a specific HAFA Speaker at your next in-person event, please note this in your Speaker Request form.
We are dedicated to advancing the prosperity of Hmong farmers through cooperative endeavors, capacity building and advocacy. HAFA was started and is led by family farmers. Organizing is in our DNA.