growing radical hope

through food

For the Love of Bees is a not-for-profit trust focused on teaching biology-first regenerative horticulture which began in 2016.

In 2025 we began to operate as Earthworkers.org focused on creating an educational pathway for growers at all levels.

Our vision is to enable growers and environmental advocates to understand how food production can be the tool we use to heal the landscapes where we live and work.

In the face of biodiversity loss and the climate crisis we work to inspire change in our food system; helping growers produce food that is safe for our pollinators, our people and our planet.

find us at www.earthworkers.org

Coming Up

Earthworkers Hort 101 and Eartworkers Hort 201

Find out more on these courses and how to enroll on our new platform www.earthworkers.org

Become part of our network by participating in these transformative 5-day courses and joining our post course support network.

Earthworkers provides a comprehensive educational pathway that empowers growers to master soil health principles by achieving a harmonious balance between minerals and microbes.

Guided by the latest soil science that aligns with and takes its cue from nature, this course is designed to support professional growers, passionate home gardeners, urban farmers and environmental advocates who are interested in the power of biology to cultivate resilience both economically and ecologically.

This course comes with post course online mentoring within a peer-to-peer network to connect you to an optimistic and likeminded community of growers.

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News

Communities of Regenerative Learning

In November 2023 we launched a learning network for six regenerative community-connected farms across Auckland City.
The participating spaces all share the goal of growing abundant & nutritious food with methods that mitigate climate change and biodiversity loss.

OMG

Organic Market Garden

OMG was initiated and run by For The Love Of Bees from 2018-2024, located at 257 Symonds Street in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.

It functioned as a model biology-first regenerative urban farm designed to inspire and educated the next generation of urban farmers to use food production to heal the landscapes where we live and work.

It has now been integrated into a larger project run and managed by the FTLOB original head farmer and Earthworker Alumni, and our course are now run on Alumni farms around Aotearoa/New Zealand.

Watch us on

Fieldays TV

In 2021 the team from Fieldays TV created this short documentary about our model urban farm OMG (Organic Market Garden).

We believe that people have the power to address some of the most pressing challenges we face.

The threat of climate change, food security, health inequity, and ecosystem damage can be tackled with biology-first regenerative horticultural practices that are better for our pollinators, people and planet.

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for the love of bees

so we can continue to develop our Earthworkers educational pathway teaching biology-first regenerative horticulture and supporting the next generation of growers.

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