“The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.”
― Masanobu Fukuoka
Meet Our Cows

About Bhumi's Farm
Bhumi's Farm is a 5-hectare organic farm with the ambition of nurturing the soil and the soil. The farm was purchased in 2017 for the purpose of creating a sanctuary for the farm animals and their caretakers.
Over the years the farm has developed into a small community. The community consists of residents, volunteers and visitors alike, interested in ethical animal care, gardening and sustainability issues. A current goal is self-sufficiency in food and energy.
Volunteering Opportunities
Since 2016, over 230 young adults from 51 countries have participated in the farm’s activities. The volunteers have stayed between a few weeks to almost a year and learned, amongst other things, how to care for cows and horses, how to grow one’s own food, work in teams, cook delicious and healthy vegan and vegetarian meals, make and repair clothes and utilities, build shelters and produce energy.
European Solidarity Corps
The European Solidarity Corps (ESC) is an EU-project targeting young people between 18 and 30 years. Participants in ESC are invited to volunteer in projects that benefit communities either abroad or in their own country. Joining the ESC can offer an inspiring and empowering experience and a chance to bring about a change in society, at the same time developing one’s own skills and competences.
Workawayer
Volunteering platform Workaway is meant for travelers who want to give back to the communities and places they visit. They help their hosts and use the experience to learn new skills and get to know the local culture.
WWOOFer
Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) is a worldwide movement to link visitors with organic farmers, promote a cultural and educational exchange, and build a global community conscious of ecological farming and sustainability practices.
Visitors
Visitors are welcomed to Bhumi’s Farm. Please contact the farm manager through this website or by phone, if you would like to pay a visit for a shorter or longer time and help out with running and developing the farm. As a visitor you may get a first-hand experience of a community life on a farm and learn more about Permaculture, ethical animal care, and Bhakti-yoga.
Curious?
Guests are warmly welcome to visit Bhumi’s Farm! First Sunday of every month there is a guided tour arranged at 14:00 to 16:00 (weather permitting). Please book your place on the tour through this website, or contact the farm manager by phone. Price: 100 kr/person, 50 kr for children, 200 kr for a family.
Every Wednesday and Saturday evening at 19 PM there is a Kirtan-yoga session and a Bhagavad-gita lecture arranged on the farm. Please contact the farm manager if you would like to partake! Free of charge, donations welcomed.
What Volunteers Say

Hamza
I stayed at Emilia and Eric's farm just for two weeks and it was wonderful! I enjoyed my stay there and having fun with other volunteers! I learned many things from Emilia about permaculture and animal care, she was very kind and helpful! The atmosphere was great and the food was delicious and healthy! I helped with taking care of animals (cleaning, brushing, feeding) and with some interesting projects. The farm is a peaceful place in the middle of nature:) Thank you! See you soon

Jennifer Grohs
Wonderful community taking care of cows, horses and a dog. Living a simple lifestyle combined with ancient teachings from the vedas rooted in Bhakti Yoga. Meet people from different cultures and learn new skills. The environment and the atmosphere on the farm helps to live a healthy and conscious life. Haribol ❤️

Johanna
I don't really know where to start. I stayed two months at this farm and it was a wonderful experience. A lot of factors made my stay an incredibly nice time: I was lucky enough to be there with a lot of other nice volunteers that I had so much fun with. The food was always very nice and everyone was very considerate when it came to food that some people couldn't eat (thanks Eric for always putting aside vegetables for me!!). Furthermore there was work to do that varied a lot (animal team, project team, kitchen team) so I'm sure everyone will find something suitable for themselves. Aside from the "physical" work we did mainly before lunch, there was always the possibility to learn something such as Swedish, permaculture, cooking, waste management, how to start your own company, etc. I have so much more to say but I think everyone should find out for themselves.
Eric & Emiilia, thank you so much for this nice time and see you again soon!!:)

Yuna
The stay at the farm was sooooo fun, and I was able to make such good friends, who I still keep in touch with. The food was amazing, and I miss the chickpeas Eric makes for breakfast. The life there was so peaceful and I can't even explain how beautiful all the landscapes were. I loved the animals there; they are so cute and adorable!:) Even though I couldn't deal with earthworms, I loved the idea of the green garden that Emilia was dreaming about! The work was pretty reasonable, and Eric and Emilia are always open to hearing your voices and adjusting tasks accordingly. I loved how they were open to our opinions, which made it easy for me to talk about the issue when it arises.
Krishna was a religion I learned there, and even though I am a Buddhist from a different sect, I loved the peacefulness their temple and mind bring to us. I just love this place so much, and I want to come back when I have a chance to travel again! Thank you so much for hosting me!!<3

Muriel
It was my first workaway experience and I can only recommend this place!!! Lovely people who accept everyone as they are and there is a great, relaxing atmosphere on the farm. I learned a lot (how to milk a cow!, baking bread) and got to experience a little bit from the Hare Krishna tradition, which I enjoyed very much (exspecially the singing in the evenings). 🙂 I was able to have a good balance between working and having free time and the work was mostly fun (as you don't have to work on your own, but with other (hopefully funny) workawayers). And you have the chance to decide what kind of work you want to do, you can initiate your own projects. On your free days you can go to Lund, Malmö (I can't recommend the art exhebitions there, but everything else) or discover the beautiful nature and the sea.
All in all I enjoyed my stay very much and I'm wishing all the people on the farm the best for their future goals!!!
Nurturing the Soil and the Soul.

Simple Living – High Thinking
Address
Bhumi’s Friends
Möllenäsvägen 83-7
27572 Lövestad