Week of June 11th Farm Collective

Feed the Soil and the Soil Feeds Us!

The abundance of food coming from the Earth awakens the palate with fresh and vibrant flavors you cannot experience from grocery store food.

The strawberries are simply scrumptious!

We welcome several new farms to the Farm Collective in these early spring weeks of our farm share program. Learn more about your growers by checking out their websites.

Banyan Farm

Lazy Acres Farm

Uphill Farm

and of course a couple of our returning farms

Gypsy Bee Farm

Daily Blessings Farm

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Try the Bourbon and Bees Gift Box - handmade by Gypsy Bee Farm

Beef Short Ribs for the BBQ from Salant Family Ranch

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JUNE SPECIALS

Griffin Creek Coffee $9/bag all month continues through June

Price returns to $12/bag July 1st. Try a new flavor!

We are proud to partner with Griffin Creek Coffee because their beans are obtained from Fair Trade Farms around the world and many are Women's Cooperatives. Beans are roasted weekly in Grants Pass.

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Based at Daily Blessings Farm, the Josephine County Farm Collective is a food hub developed by a group of small local businesses with a collaborative effort to increase access to fresh, healthy food and locally grown agricultural products to the community. Founded by Carrie Juchau, owner of Daily Blessings Farm, during the 2020 Covid pandemic, these farms, ranches, and home kitchens joined forces in an attempt to fill the gaps in the traditional food supply system. The farm collective has grown from six to 25+ small businesses with more joining the community outreach effort. Local health centers in two cities have also partnered and together we offer a “Work Wellness Program” for employees.

2023 launches a new transition to a nonprofit entity with educational programs so we can better serve the community with healthy, local food, cut flowers and animal sourced fiber. We hope you will join the effort to shop local, eat healthy and serve our underprivileged populations within the community.

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