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Urban Agriculture

Star Acre Farms provides the Denver and Arvada communities with healthy food choices that are naturally grown without the use of chemicals. Become a member of our farm for fresh, organic shares throughout the season, volunteer, and join us for potlucks, education, and community.

OUR CSA SHARES

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a share program in which people join a farm as members, pay a membership fee at the beginning of the season, and then receive a weekly share of the harvest throughout the growing season.

Common Earth Community Garden offers gardening plots for rent to the community, provides a source of wholesome food to local food banks, provides nutritional and cultural education for youth, and is a place of fellowship for multigenerational families on this shared common earth.

If you are interested in gardening with Common Earth Community Garden, please contact us through our website or send us an email.

It's $50 per plot and plots are assigned on a first-come-first-served basis. If there are no plots currently available, you can have your name added to our wait list.

Mile High Urban Farming is committed to helping people grow their own food. We design urban gardens, provide garden maintenance, offer consultations for farm to table plans, and supply organically raised, non-GMO flowers, herbs, and vegetables grown in Denver.

Mile High Urban Farming can design your spring, summer, and fall growing spaces around organic principles. We tailor our designs to meet your growing needs, and have developed growing techniques that work with Denver's unique growing environment.

Farm Yard CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is an urban farming adventure in the heart of Denver, primarily in Washington Park. Our produce is grown using organic methods on a collection of front- and back-yard plots owned by local residents.

SUSTAINABLE LOCAL FOOD FOR DENVER

Our CSA provides fresh vegetables that travel few miles from the ground to your table. It’s a feasible way to bring much needed change to the conventional food production and distribution system that has been too ineffective and too wasteful for too long.

WHAT’S A CSA?

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