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The Henry A. Wallace
Beltsville Agricultural Research Center

Volunteer with BARC

The Beltsville Area consists of ARS programs at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in Beltsville, MD; the US National Arboretum in Washington D.C.; and worksites in Chatsworth, NJ; Presque Isle, ME; and McMinnville, TN. BARC is the largest and most diversified agricultural research complex in the world.

Beltsville's record of accomplishments and ongoing programs has made it a world leader in agriculture research. Its international reputation attracts thousands of visitors each year from the United States and abroad.

Learn more about the Beltsville Area - BARC Celebrates 100 Years of Agricultural Research

 
Current Volunteer Opportunities:

Student Discovery Garden - The Student Discovery Garden at BARC is composed of seven sections, each exhibiting a different aspect of BARC research, from the breeding of native crops, to urban garden containers.

Each section features a poster providing relevant educational information.

A three foot wide sidwalk permits easy access for close viewing of exhibits.

Volunteer Application - right click to download to your desktop

Volunteer Orientation Dates and Times:

To be Announced
ARS Policy and Procedures for Volunteers
Policies and Procedures 413.8 - Student and Volunteer Programs


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