Harvest Sacramento

Harvest leader, Regina Story, is creating a Harvest Sacramento themed chalk art installation as part of the 2017 Chalk It Up festival. Come out to Fremont Park today or tomorrow to check out the completed artwork. #chalkitup2017 #volunteerpowered

Harvest group leader, Regina Story, invites you to help her create a Harvest Sacramento themed square as part of this weekend's Chalk It Up Festival. Details in the image. #VolunteerPowered

It's apple and pear season! If you have more fruit on your trees than you can use, submit your tree to our harvest network and our resident led neighborhood harvest groups will glean and donate the fruit. Donation link - https://soilborn.org//harvest-sacramento/hs-fruit-donation/

We gleaned 350lbs of #asianpears from one large tree in the #PocketArea, and found 50lbs of #rubyredgrapefruit hanging around in an adjacent tree waiting to be ...picked, still perfect months after they were initially ripe last winter. Fruit from this harvest went to volunteers at a @sactree mulching event in #SouthSac on Saturday, and is headed to #BirthandBeyond this week. #urbangleaning #pomefruitseason #ediblecity #participateinthefoodsystem @ Pocket Area, Sacramento See more

Check out this ABC 10 coverage of a recent We Diggit Urban Gardens volunteer powered garden build event!

Please welcome the return of #HarvestCarmichael, and new coordinator Dusty Gallaway, to our regional network of volunteer led neighborhood gleaning groups! You can find a list of all our currently active harvest groups on the Soil Born Farms website - https://soilborn.org/initiatives/harvest-sacramento. Find one near you to support or attend the next harvest leader training on 9/30 and start a new one in your community! #ediblecity #urbanfoodforestry #urbangleaning #carmichael #figseason #appleseason #villagerepair

The Fall Organic Plant Sale is only a few days away! Come out on Saturday on August 26 to fill your fall and winter garden with edible perennials, medicinal and... culinary herbs and succulents. While you are here get gardening advice from our experienced growers, sign-up for a farm tour or a nature walk, and get to know your community farm! http://ow.ly/apLw30eBcx8 See more

Do you have more figs on your trees than you can eat? Let us know and our resident led network of neighborhood harvest groups will glean and donate them. Submit trees for gleaning via the link below. https://soilborn.org//harvest-sacramento/hs-fruit-donation/ #ediblecity #urbanfoodforestry #urbangleaning #figseason #sacurbanag #sacramento

Autumn Equinox Tickets on Sale Now! Join us on September 16, 2017 from 5:30-9:30 for our 15th Annual Fundraiser Autumn Equinox Celebration. Spend an evening on... the farm sampling incredible food, wine, and beer from our local chefs, bakers, brewers, and winemakers. Celebrate the harvest season with us, and support Soil Born Farms's ongoing work to connect food, health and the environment for youth and adults in our community. https://www.soilborn.org photo credit Joan Cusick Photography See more

"The Fall Organic Plant Sale is next Saturday on August 26. Fill your fall and winter garden with edible perennials, medicinal and culinary herbs and succulents. Get gardening advice from our experienced growers. Sign up for a farm tour and a nature walk, too."

Get your hands in the dirt - volunteer with our Farm Team! Volunteer Field Days are on Saturdays from 9:30am-12:45pm. Weed, harvest, and help with various other... farm activities. Come early to shop the Farm Stand, or stay after for lunch with the staff (lunch spots limited). Learn more and register here https://soilborn.org/support-us/volunteer/volunteer-joblist/ See more

Aquaponics - Part 3 of the @sacurbanag summer workshop series "Making Money w/ Urban Ag," led by Paul Trudeau and hosted at the @greentecheducation demonstratio...n aquaponics garden in #OakParkSacramento. #sacurbanag #urbanfarming #urbanpermaculture #integratedsystems #aquaponics #southsac #wasteequalsfood @sacbhc @soil_born_farms @ Oak Park, Sacramento, California See more

Into this distribution network goes the majority of the fruit we glean each year.