Reunity Farm is a community farm located in Agua Fria Village, Santa Fe, New Mexico. We grow vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers following regenerative and organic farming standards. We are fresh farm produce, for pick up during Farm Stand Hours (Tuesdays from 3-6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.). Farm Stand officially opens for the season in May, and Farm Card holders and members will receive first notice about pop-up farm stands happening sooner.
We are following the public health guidelines put forth by the CDC and are committed to providing the safe and traceable food to our community.
Reunity Farm emphasizes access to local foods by donating produce to community hunger efforts annually and operating a neighborhood farm stand ten hours a week. We also host field trips, volunteer groups, and workshops (in accordance with state safety guidelines for group size, distancing, etc.).
We are following the public health guidelines put forth by the CDC and are committed to providing the safe and traceable food to our community.
Reunity Farm emphasizes access to local foods by donating produce to community hunger efforts annually and operating a neighborhood farm stand ten hours a week. We also host field trips, volunteer groups, and workshops (in accordance with state safety guidelines for group size, distancing, etc.).
Reunity Farm Card
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Reunity’s Farm Card is a flexible, symbiotic program designed to conveniently get you our own fresh produce throughout the summer while granting the farm financial support offsetting our start-of-season costs, allowing us to best serve you and our community. The Farm Card is a relationship between you, your farmers, and the farm right here in your community.
The Farm Card itself is a prepaid card that can be used to purchase Reunity Farm produce or flowers at our on-site farm stand (1829 San Ysidro Crossing) which is launching online sales for pickup or delivery in 2021. . You decide how much money to put on your card, what to spend your money on, and when to spend it. Farm cards offer a discount of 10% on all purchases and start at a minimum of $100. Our season runs May through November.
The Farm Card itself is a prepaid card that can be used to purchase Reunity Farm produce or flowers at our on-site farm stand (1829 San Ysidro Crossing) which is launching online sales for pickup or delivery in 2021. . You decide how much money to put on your card, what to spend your money on, and when to spend it. Farm cards offer a discount of 10% on all purchases and start at a minimum of $100. Our season runs May through November.
Find our Produce
Visit the Farm stand
May - October
Tuesday: 3pm - 6pm Saturday: 10am - 2pm Come to shop, plan to stay! We invite you to join us to relax by the farm, play, and restock your kitchen. During Farm Stand hours, Reunity Farm is an open gathering space for you, friends, and family. La Loncheria Salvadorena will be joining us on Saturdays to serve the best pupusas in town from their food truck.
Programming will vary each week and is family friendly. Come enjoy music, hands-on activities and collaborative community events! See our Events page for up to date information. |
Santa Fe Farmers MarketSaturdays, starting May 2021
Look for our booth at the downtown Market on Saturdays! We plan to attend Mid-May until November. The Santa Fe Farmers’ Market is one of the oldest, largest, and most successful growers’ markets in the country.
Serving more than 150 farmers and producers in 15 Northern New Mexico counties, the Market brings fresh food, education, and fun to our community and promotes small farms and sustainable agriculture in Northern New Mexico. |
Farm History
Reunity Farm, formerly the Santa Fe Community Farm, has a rich history of local engagement and food justice work.
Read more about the story by clicking below.
Reunity Farm is on Tewa land, Oga-Po'geh (White Shell Water Place) and specifically in a community archaeologists have named Pindi Pueblo, with Pindi being the Tewa word for turkey, and evidence of turkey domestication being prominent.
Read more about the story by clicking below.
Reunity Farm is on Tewa land, Oga-Po'geh (White Shell Water Place) and specifically in a community archaeologists have named Pindi Pueblo, with Pindi being the Tewa word for turkey, and evidence of turkey domestication being prominent.