Philadelphia Community Farm

OUR VALUES: Liberation, Access, Intergenerational, Culture, Creativity, & Regeneration, are reflected back towards our larger community in our program offerings: 

Restoring Health and Vitality to People, Animals, Plants & the Earth since 1989.

 

Philadelphia Community Farm Inc., is a rural based intentional community farm located on occupied land of Anishinaabe, Dakota, and Ho-chunk Nations, along the St. Croix River Valley.

We are an Intergenerational, Multi-Abled, BIPOC & LGBTQ led and centered farm community and nonprofit 501(c)(3); committed to creating access for historically oppressed people to connect to their history through land, food systems & cultural practices.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Agriculture

Through our Agricultural Programming we offer seasonal varieties of Ayurvedic Inspired farm made soap, fresh berries, cut flower bouquets and arrangements, and culinary & medicinal herbs to rural and urban households, restaurants, and grocers. Wholesale heirloom vegetables & meat can be purchased direct through a farm lead.

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Education

Because of our Educational Programming* more than 1,000 children, adults and students visit the farm annually, to immerse themselves in the practical work of growing food and caring for animals.

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Conservation

By being in relationship with Standing Cedars Community Land Conservancy, in all, PCF has helped protect 1,550 acres of farmland and re-establish the Oak Savanna Buffer and wild prairie along the federally protected St. Croix River.

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Life-Sharing

As a licensed Adult Family Home Care Provider, we offer a holistic, therapeutic environment for our disabled community member(s), and for all in residence at the farm.

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Arts

Those that identify as Artists and Culture-Bearers in our communities hold a crucial part in the (r)evolution and redefining of how Art shapes our lives. 

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With a growing on-campus community of nine (9) campus residents, we farm using regenerative practices, educate through immersion, and offer respite, retreats & residencies for artists and community activists.

 
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