Welcome to Ivy Leaf Farms
Of the community for the community
What's Going On
Here’s What’s Happening at Ivy Leaf Farms
Spring Coveralls are loading
Ready for a new look the Spring?
Our Overalls are
coming soon
Learning more to Grow
As we strive to complete our neighborhood wellness mission. Ivy is taking courses in Plant Based Medicine at Cornell University
FARM EXPANSION
100+ Households
GoFund ME
Exactly ONE Year Ago we launched our Go Fund Me campaign for the GreenHouwse Trailer
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We have the opportunity to expand the farm on 2 new lots in the neighborhood. We also hope to upgrade the amenities at our current location.
We created this Go Fund me in hopes of enhancing everything around us
Our overall goal is to expand our
Harvesting to 100+ Households a month
We will use the funding from this campaign to do the following:
New 2.5 Acre Location:
Funding Goal - $20,950
- Soil Testing - $50
- Soil, Compost, & amendments - $2,500
- Hoop House - $7,500
- Seeds- $450
- Irrigation systems - $1000
- Water Hoses & fertilizer attachments - $500
- Shipping container - $5,500
- Shed - $3000
- Permits & License - $450
Club House Renovation
Funding Goal - $25k
- Convert and expand our farm clubhouse into a wash, pack, prep area for harvesting and boxing our community produce.
- The clubhouse will also serve as our pop up store front and a place for our farm guest to use the restroom, cool off, and wash up.
3.) Dream List
- Tractor - $16,000
- Delivery Truck- $21,000
Sunnyside Community Share Program
Sunnyside Community Residents
To receive a share of vegetables from our farm, please take the time to fill out the information below.
Currently, we are only accepting residents in zip codes 77051 , 77033, and 77047.
You will receive notification when you have been added to our delivery list.
Harvest share is for 1-2 people
Black farmer Box
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Farm Fresh produce harvested by Black Farmers and growers in your area
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Mission: Create a Sustainable, Equitable, and Affordable Food System for Farmers to Food Desert Communities
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We do not inherit the earth, we borrow it from our children.
