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Welcome to the Gill Tract — a community farm where we grow food, share knowledge, and care for the land together. It's a place to dig your hands into the soil, learn from each other, and cultivate a strong sense of connection with the earth and those around you. 

 

Join Us at the Farm​

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The farm is open for visitors and volunteers!  
Our pay-what-you-can Sunday Farm Stand is now OPEN. Come try what we've been growing,  Sundays 2PM - 4:00PM!
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OPEN HOURS

Tuesdays, 2-5pm

Thursdays, 11am-1:30pm​

Fridays, 3pm-6pm​

Sundays, 11am-2pm and 2-5pm​

FARMSTAND: Sundays 2-4pm

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WANT TO VOLUNTEER?

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FARM CALENDAR

More Ways to Get Involved!

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Support our work and deepen your involvement by joining a Working Group—collaborative teams that help carry out daily operations and ongoing projects across the farm.

Our Vision

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We envision a vibrant community farm, a model of shared governance and co-stewardship that helps restore community resilience.

 

We envision a space for the sharing of knowledge in agro-ecology, food sovereignty, and how to grow and prepare healthy food; a forum for popular and community-based education. 

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We envision a thriving ecology that reconnects humans to the sacred web of relationship that sustains culture and ways of life. 

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We envision a community where all people have equitable and affordable access to healthy food, rooted in principles of sharing and solidarity economies. 

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We struggle in coalition with food sovereignty organizations and movements locally, nationally, and internationally. 

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We envision the return of land to its rightful stewards, practicing rematriation and reparations as modes of collective healing, and community-based land stewardship rooted in right relationship with poor, Black, Indigenous, unhoused, and landless peoples of the world. ​​

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