About Seeds Farm Seeds Farm was founded in 2010 by Becca Carlson (she/her) on a half-acre of family land. Today, it is a 50-acre organic farm in Northfield, Minnesota that grows 18 acres of certified organic vegetables. Seeds Farm’s eight-person team plants and harvests over 20 different varieties of vegetables. Now in their twelfth growing…
We are pleased to announce that we will reopen our prepared food bars at both Franklin and Friendship delis Monday, May 10, with self-serve and pre-packaged offerings. Read more…
Shepherd Moon Farm Lindstrom, MN CSA Type: Vegetables, Herbs, Mutual aid option Drop Locations: Midtown Phillips & more Shepherd Moon Farm a woman-owned, family run CSA using sustainable farming methods to feed our communities. They are committed to caring for the Earth and developing the local economy. They incorporate their animals into the farm by composting…
Pearson Organics Lake City, MN CSA Type: Vegetables, Mushrooms Drop Locations: Vary Pearson Organics is a family farm operated by Kristin Pearson. Kristin grew up in Rochester, MN. She wandered the country for a bit learning about life and farming and working for amazing farmers from California to Maine. All of these experiences have led…
Hmong American Farmers Association Hastings, MN CSA Type: Vegetables, Herbs, Fruit, Flowers Drop Locations: United Noodles and more In 2011, a group of Hmong American farming families formed the Hmong American Farmers Association (HAFA) with the belief that the best people to support Hmong farmers are Hmong farmers themselves, and that we are all lifted…
Black cooperatives have been around since the 1800s. In the new millennium, Black-led co-ops continue to grow.
When we shop at Seward Co-op, we support not only our co-op; we also support a strong network of local Community Foods producers.
Curbside Pickup has not only provided a convenient way to shop co-op essentials, but it also provides another way to invest in a more equitable local economy and healthy community.
Support Hoyo’s mission in empowering Somali women in local food business.
The impacts of these everyday investments help to keep growers and producers like Baker’s Field thriving now during this difficult time and in the future.
