Stadstuinderij NoordOogst is a self-picking farm located in Amsterdam-Noord, where members can harvest their own vegetables, fruits, and herbs every week. The farm includes a 4000 m2 vegetable garden and a 2000 m2 food forest. They practice natural farming methods, avoiding artificial fertilizers and pesticides, while prioritizing nature conservation. The farm also organizes workshops and educational activities for children, serves as a neighborhood composting site, and strives to be a community hub.
As a member, you can harvest your own produce, including vegetables, fruits, and herbs, throughout the growing season which lasts approximately 30 weeks from April to the end of November. You harvest according to your needs, and the specific items available for harvest are communicated weekly.
What visitors say
Noordoogst urban farm seems like a pleasant place to be. The reviewer frequents the farm to sell products at the market. They enjoy the somewhat unkempt and exploratory nature of the grounds, appreciating that it’s still relatively undiscovered. They look forward to potentially having their own garden plot there in the near future.