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Real Farm Experiences Brought to You

Quiver Farm Projects provides hands-on farm experiences for schools, families, and events. From chick hatching to traveling farm programs, we create real-world learning that's interactive, memorable, and easy to bring to your space.

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Three Ways to Experience Quiver Farm

Older adults participating in a seasonal educational farm experience at Quiver Farm in Pennsylvania

Farmer Comes to You

Bring the farm directly to your location with interactive animal experiences, educational programs, and seasonal events designed for schools families, and community gatherings.

Newly hatched baby chicks used in Quiver Farm educational chick hatching programs

At-Home Pick Up Programs

Pick up hands-on farm experiences to enjoy at home, including animal care programs and hatching projects that let you learn, observe, and care for animals on your own schedule.

Young girl holding a chicken during a hands-on educational farm experience at Quiver Farm

Visit the Farm

Experience Quiver Farm firsthand with guided tours, educational presentations, and seasonal activities hosted right on the farm for families, groups, and special outings.

Why Families and Schools Choose Quiver Farm

Hands-On Learning

Interactive experiences that spark curiosity and build real understanding.

Safe & Animal-Focused

The wellbeing of our animals and your group is always our top priority.

Trusted & Experienced

Years of experience working with schools, families, and community organizations.

Memorable & Meaningful

Creating moments that inspire kindness, connections, and a love for animals.

Featured Experiences

Quiver Farm traveling farm experience bringing educational farm animals to schools and community events

Traveling Farm

We bring the farm to your school or event with a variety of animals.

Yellow Chick Outdoors

Chick Hatching

Watch the magic of life begin with an exciting hatching experience.

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Duck Hatching

Engaging education about the duck life cycle and hatching in action.

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Bunny Family Care Program

Take home our sweet bunny family for visits, parties, and special events.

What They Say

David C.

“We always love the programs that we have with Quiver Farm and the children love to see the animals!"

Lily P.

"Great information and service! Very happy with the details of the apple cider presentation!"

Tom W.

“The petting zoo was a big hit at our event. Our attendees really enjoyed the experience."

Frequently Asked Questions

When do the chicks or ducks hatch? Chicks and ducks typically hatch on Day 21, which is usually a Monday. Regardless of whether you received your eggs on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday, hatch day will still be the following Monday.

When do the chicks or ducks return to the farm? They are returned to the farm on the Friday after hatch day.

What happens to the chicks or ducks after the program? After they return to the farm, they are placed with local families who raise them.

How far do you travel? We travel up to 3 hours from the farm, depending on the program and location.

Do you serve New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York? Yes. We regularly serve Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, along with surrounding areas within our travel range.

Do you accept purchase orders? Yes, we accept purchase orders (POs) for schools and organizations.

Are you insured? Yes, we are fully insured.

Do your employees have background checks? Yes, all employees have complete background checks.

Do you allow visits on the farm? Not without scheduling and we do charge, unless you are there to pick up a program.

Quiver Farm recognized as Farm Education Programs Provider of the Year 2025
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