A neighborhood farm is more than a place where food grows.

It is a living space where soil is restored, neighbors connect, and fresh food becomes part of everyday life again. It may be a backyard turned market garden, a schoolyard transformed into a learning lab, a small urban lot producing greens for a farmers market, or a shared space where volunteers gather to plant, harvest, and learn together.

Neighborhood farms are rooted in community.

They feed people.
They teach skills.
They build resilience.

They are often small in size, but powerful in impact.

You don’t have to be a nonprofit.
You don’t have to be certified organic.
You don’t have to look a certain way.

If you are growing food with care for the land and connection to your community, offering ways for people to engage, learn, volunteer, or access fresh produce, then you are part of this movement.

At Neighborhood Farms USA, we celebrate the growers who are rebuilding local food systems one block, one campus, one neighborhood at a time.

If that sounds like your project, we invite you to apply to be listed.

All submissions are reviewed to ensure alignment with our mission of strengthening the connection between people, food, and the land.

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