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Membership

Farmshed Annual Membership Levels

Membership provides Farmshed with legs to stand on. Our members ensure Farmshed's day to day operations; they provide us the ability to run our annual programming schedule, plan for long term progress, and help us envision a sustainable food system in Central Wisconsin.

Membership Includes:

Special rates to Farmshed events and workshops
Access to the Local Food Buying Club
Access to the Growing Collective
Reduced facility and kitchen rental
Recognition in the Farmshed annual report
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The benefits below are a few of the many examples of how your annual membership supports Farmshed's efforts.

LOVES...Basic Level ($30)

Educates area students about our food system by providing classroom supplies and local food samples for one Farm to School nutrition lesson.

EDUCATES...Premier Level ($60)

Assists with the cost of a farmer couple's dinner as we celebrate the efforts of our regional producers at the annual Farmer Tribute Dinner.

GROWS...Sustaining Level ($90)

Provides access to fresh, local produce for community members on Foodshare by covering the EBT machine fees at the Farmers Markets for one month.

Have questions?
We would love to answer them. Please contact us via info@farmshed.org or call: 715.544.6154

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WHY BUY LOCAL

1) Locally grown food tastes better. 2) Local food preserves genetic diversity. 3) Local produce is better for you. 4) Local food from small farms is often GMO-free. 5) Local food supports local farm families. 6) Local food builds community. 7) Local food preserves open space. 8) Local food keeps your taxes in check. 9) Local food supports a clean environment and benefits worldwide. 10) Local food is about the future.

GROW THE GREENHOUSE

The Greenhouse Project, an all-encompassing revitalization of the former Sorenson's Garden Center. The 35,000 square foot future community food center, which is centrally located in Stevens Point, will house an 11,000 square foot production greenhouse, community kitchen, gathering space, and learning center.