Multiple Community Farms

We are creating a network of non-profit Community Farms and Gardens in the Spokane region. A major goal for p.e.a.c.h. is to use this non-profit agricultural network to produce nutritious, fresh organic produce and make it available at below market cost to the region's low-income population.

p.e.a.c.h. maintains a land bank consisting of arable parcels made available by local landowners who are willing to let the Our Fresh Future project farm their land. We continually seek additional landowners to add parcels to the Land Bank. As our project evolves, we will start new farms and, depending on scale, gardens on Land Bank parcels. If you have land you are willing to add to the Land Bank, please GO HERE to register your land with us. You can maintain ownership and lease your land to p.e.a.c.h. and we can also begin the conversation if you think you might want to transfer title to the p.e.a.c.h. Farmland Trust.

We are starting with one central farm, our Community Farm, at 15102 South Short Rd. in Cheney, Wa. From this base we will work to expand to a network of farms and gardens. We'll place experienced farmers and we'll train new farmers through our Farm Apprentice program. Our goal is to keep increasing the acreage devoted to growing high quality foods for low-income families in the Spokane region.