Hacker Farm · STUDIO
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HACKER FARM / STUDIO · 2026-10-11 · v13

What happens on the first day?

You do not need technical experience to begin. We are preparing a day of looking together, trying something by hand and leaving one record for the next person.

Proposed first-day schedule. Dates and facilitators are not confirmed. No reservations or payments are open.

  1. 00–20 min

    Meet and find your bearings

    Review the route and tool precautions, then share what you want to try and what support you need.

  2. 20–50 min

    Observe the same place

    Start with a photo and a short observation. A paper option is planned for people who prefer not to use a phone.

  3. 50–65 min

    Take a break

    Rest and choose the next activity. Seating and rest areas will be confirmed after a site check.

  4. 65–140 min

    Try something in a small team

    Choose farm observation, tool records or paper and light. Electrical and cutting tools will require a site safety check before use.

  5. 140–180 min

    Leave a record and a question

    Finish an observation sheet, tool condition card or light sketch. Share what you would change, regardless of polish.

Take home one personal record. Leave a question someone else can build on.

Farm photo archive · capture date unconfirmed
Farm photo archive · capture date unconfirmed

Six meetings across twelve weeks

  1. Observe and choose a question
  2. Design a way to record
  3. Make a small prototype
  4. Try again and repair
  5. Exchange with another team
  6. Share results and failures
Read the participation terms ↓

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.

Who is preparing it, and where?

Sangmin Lee · Nature Community

Hacker Farm is being prepared from existing farm and community work. Read the separate profile for the operator’s background and projects. Session facilitators and staffing are not yet confirmed.

Meet the operator ↗

We are preparing at an existing farm in Goyang, South Korea. Archive photos do not establish current facilities or programme results. Visiting dates and the precise meeting point will be announced with recruitment.

Check before visiting
Getting here
Parking, transport, meeting point, steps and slopes: site check pending
Rest and facilities
Toilets, seating and rest areas: site check pending
Weather and support
Wet-weather plan, companions and on-site languages: before recruitment
Ask about visiting and access ↗Call the operator +82 10-2295-7100

Interested in an inquiry? Follow preparations for the first season.

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