Farm Hack is a community-led approach to the development, modification and sharing of designs for farm tools, machinery and other innovations. It emphasizes a farmer-to-farmer approach to learning and creates platforms for farmers to come together to ‘hack’ and apply their collective ingenuity in the development of technologies appropriate for agroecology.

The first Farm Hack was started by The Greenhorns in the U.S.A., and has since been taken up in the U.K. Farm Hack typically involves two main complimentary components: web-based and events. These two components come together when tools that are demonstrated at events are posted on-line. Small farm agroecological technologies can then be developed and built by farmers and communities themselves.