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Monday 9:15am - 2pm Tuesday 9:15am - 2pm Wednesday 9:15am - 2pm Thursday 9:15am - 2pm Friday 9:15am - 2pm

Farming Falmouth

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Our mission is to build a stronger food system for the Cape - one that nurtures personal health, community health, and the health of our planet.

We work to improve access to nutrition for all.

11/02/2026

We’re Hiring! Join Farming Falmouth Through TerraCorps!

Are you passionate about local agriculture, community engagement, and making a difference right here in Falmouth? Farming Falmouth is excited to welcome a TerraCorps Community Engagement Coordinator for the upcoming service year!

This AmeriCorps service opportunity is a chance to connect with our community, support local food systems, and help grow the next generation of agricultural and conservation leaders.

As a Community Engagement Coordinator, you’ll help organize community events, recruit and coordinate volunteers, share educational resources, and connect people with Farming Falmouth’s work at The Patch, our community orchards, and educational gardens.

Position details:

Full-time service, approximately 38–40 hours per week

Service term: December 7, 2026–July 30, 2027

Living allowance of $19,656.25 before taxes

$5,176.50 AmeriCorps Education Award upon successful completion of 1,200 service hours

Mentorship, training, and professional development opportunities

A strong interest in community service, sustainable agriculture, and building relationships is encouraged. A car is required for this position.

Interested in growing your skills while helping our community thrive?

Learn more about the opportunity and how to apply through TerraCorps!

11/01/2026

Learning, Growing, and Getting Our Hands Dirty at The Patch!

We loved welcoming students from Falmouth Public Schools to The Patch for our recent farm field trips!

These visits gave students the opportunity to explore the farm, learn where their food comes from, and discover more about growing food and the importance of local agriculture.

Connecting students with the land helps bring learning to life and builds a deeper appreciation for the farmers, crops, and natural resources that help feed our community.

Thank you to the students and educators who joined us! We love sharing The Patch with the next generation of growers, gardeners, and local food supporters.

10/31/2026

On October 22nd and 23rd, we welcomed a group of second graders to the patch for a hands-on lesson about how apples and other crops are grown.

But the best part? They got to learn directly from the farmers who grew the apples they were seeing.

From planting and growing to harvesting and sharing, there’s something pretty special about watching the next generation connect with where their food comes from.

A farmer grows the food.
A child learns where it comes from.
And maybe, someday, that child grows something too.

That’s the circle of life. 🍎🌱

10/30/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

A little food can go a long way.

At approximately 1.2 pounds of food per person per meal, the food Farming Falmouth has donated since 2019 adds up to an estimated 40,000 meals for our community.

That’s 40,000 opportunities to put fresh, local food on someone’s table.

From our fields to our neighbors, we’re proud to grow food that feeds our community. 🌱

40,000 meals. One community. And we’re still growing.

10/28/2026

How did Kurt find his way to Farming Falmouth?

With a background in media and communications and training in regenerative farming, Kurt brings a unique perspective to our board and to the work we do in our community.

His journey has connected storytelling, agriculture, and a passion for building a healthier local food system.

Now, as a Farming Falmouth board member, Kurt gets to bring those experiences together to help grow something bigger: good food for all.

🌱 We’re excited to share more of Kurt’s story and introduce you to the people helping Farming Falmouth grow.

10/26/2026

Breaking ground this morning with Representative Thomas Moakley with our group on their way to Cape Cod Food Hunger Summit was a perfect summation of the next steps in our growth to moving forward on our goal to have fresh local produce year round for our community.” Jessica Kowal, Executive Director, Farming Falmouth

We’ve always had to stop in the fall with all of our growing. The greenhouse allows us to push through winter and produce more healthy food in the cold season.-Jeny Christian, Farming Projects Manager

Let’s keep growing! Thank you Representative Thomas Moakley for making this earmark and funding from MDAR make real change here on the Cape by allowing us to build a greenhouse for year round growing!

-Farming Falmouth Team

10/26/2026

Farming Falmouth supports Question 6.

Question 6 would establish a permanent Nature for All Fund, using a portion of existing sales tax revenue from sporting goods to support the protection of clean water, forests, farms, parks, and trails across Massachusetts. The measure would not create a new tax.

Protecting farmland is an important part of Farming Falmouth’s mission. Keeping agricultural land available for farming helps strengthen our local food system and supports the future of agriculture in our community.

Healthy farms depend on healthy land, clean water, and thriving ecosystems. We’re proud to support an approach that recognizes these connections.

Learn more about Question 6:

https://www.massaudubon.org/take-action/advocate/vote-yes-on-6

10/25/2026

Join Team Local Food!
Farming Falmouth is on a mission to build a stronger local food system, one that promotes personal health, community health, and the health of our planet. We invite you to join us. Your membership will directly support our operations and ensure our ability to sustain programs that provide good food for all.

Your support will provide:

Freshly harvested produce donations to local pantries
Affordable land and housing for farmers
Farmland preservation
A sustainable local food system
Educational programming
All members will receive news about special member perks and events.

Consider becoming a yearly or monthly member today.

*We want all of our food, knowledge, and offerings to be available to everyone. If you need assistance, please contact [email protected] directly for a Pay What You Can Membership

You are welcome to mail a check with a Memo: Please include the membership option, your address, email, and phone number to receive your membership card

Let’s grow more food in Falmouth!

Farming Falmouth | PO Box 2322, Teaticket, MA 02536

Farming Falmouth is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization: EIN # 82-5301859

*No goods or services were provided in exchange for this donation.

10/23/2026

We’re excited to be expanding our apple orchard at Farming Falmouth!

More trees means more apples, more opportunities to learn about growing food, and more locally grown fruit for our community in the years ahead.

An orchard takes patience. These trees won’t produce a bumper crop overnight, but we’re planting for the future and investing in a food system that can keep growing for generations.

We can’t wait to watch this orchard take root. 🍎

More trees. More apples. More local food.

10/21/2026

NO FARMERS MARKET TOMORROW! 🥕🌱

Come see us at the Falmouth Farmers Market Sunday and stock up on fresh, local food aka Fresh Ginger 🫚

📍 Mullen Hall Elementary
🗓️ Sunday
⏰ 10 AM–1 PM

Bring your reusable bags, bring a friend, and come support local farmers and producers.

We’ll see you at the market! 🧺

Address

578 Locustfield Road
Falmouth, MA
02536

Opening Hours

Monday	9:15am - 2pm
Tuesday	9:15am - 2pm
Wednesday	9:15am - 2pm
Thursday	9:15am - 2pm
Friday	9:15am - 2pm

Website

http://www.farmingfalmouth.org/, http://farmingfalmouth.org/donate, https://farmingfalmouth.networkforgood.com/events/95

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