No. It’s been tried many times. Even if you did somehow succeed in establishing a “socialist farm”, you would still have to interact with the larger capitalist society. Can a farm provide education, health care, develop new drugs, etc? No, these are systems that require a certain level of scale in order to function properly.

However, even assuming it was possible, capitalism wouldn’t allow it. Just as it can’t tolerate countries pursuing other economic arrangements, it will put so much pressure on any attempt to pursue non-capitalistic modes of production that they will not last. Capitalism functions in a way that tries to pull all production into its sphere, and that will never abate unless the system ceases to exist. It’s exactly what certain gig economy platforms are doing, pulling formerly non-economic activities into the market.