Issued 2026-10-10 · v09 / INTRODUCTION

Meet the farm. Find your first step.

Observe, repair and create at a shared farm in Goyang, South Korea.

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Moss growing beds at the farm — Farm photo archive

OBSERVE / REPAIR / CREATE

Read the farm’s less visible changes.

Put photographs and impressions alongside readings of light, temperature and soil.

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Think of the next person using a tool.

Explain where a tool is, its condition and how it can be used again.

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Express light through the folds of paper.

Explore structure, material and energy to give your question a physical form.

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FIRST SEASON / 2026-10-11 · v13

The first-season proposal

Proposal awaiting a field pilot. Membership recruitment, reservations and payments have not opened.

Group size: 12 people
Season length: 12 weeks
Fee per person: KRW 360,000
Scheduled sessions: 6 × 3 hours

Proposed inclusions

Scheduled sessions, basic shared tools and consumables, and documentation guidance.

Outside the plan

Personal equipment, specialist materials, meals and transport. Membership covers scheduled sessions, not unrestricted access to the premises.

To confirm before recruitment

Dates and facilitators; exact tools and consumables; insurance and safety support; refunds; parking, toilets, seating, accessible routes, wet-weather arrangements and on-site languages.

Shared-farm membership fees support joint activities. The model does not rely on property rental income.

Downloads below are archived editions: 2026-10-10 · v09. See the v13 terms on this page for the current operating proposal. Read the participation terms ↑

Download the materials

The introduction has two pages; the presentation has 12 slides. Files are available in Korean and English.

Introduction PDF · Korean ↓Introduction PDF · English ↓Presentation PPTX · Korean ↓Presentation PPTX · English ↓Presentation PDF · Korean ↓Presentation PDF · English ↓

Sources and edition

These are external reference projects, not Hacker Farm Studio’s completed work.

FarmLab ↗ TechRice ↗ Python workshops ↗ QR Inventory ↗ Solar Paper Lantern ↗

2026-10-10 · v08 / Introduction, presentation and first-season operating plan