Autumn
Pumpkin patches
Choose a pumpkin in the field and meet the people who grew it.
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03 / Independent farms
Know who grows your food.
Meet independent farms and learn about their seed choices and growing practices, including growers committed to non-GMO sourcing.
Coming soon
From farm to seed
Follow the food back to the seed.
A farm profile will show more than a location. Where the farm shares it, you’ll see which varieties it grows, where its seed comes from, and whether it saves its own. From a seed listing you’ll be able to see the farms growing it, and from a farm you’ll be able to find the seed.
A grower’s non-GMO commitment will be shown as their own statement until there is documentation behind it. That’s the difference between a promise and a record, and we’ll keep them apart.
Visit a farm
Pumpkin patches, orchards, and tree farms.
Late summer to fall
Apple orchards
Pick your own, taste the varieties, and learn how the orchard is managed.
See the guideWinter
Christmas tree farms
Find a farm that grows what you’re looking for and cuts it fresh.
See the guideAre you a grower?
Your listing, your words.
Basic listings will be free, and growers will be able to correct their own information. Home-based growers choose how much of their location is shown.
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