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Farm Happenings at Atlanta Harvest
Light Those Coals! It's Grillin Time!
Sheep Has Arrived!!
Lets get that grill lit, its TIME! New cuts of sheep is here! Chops, ground, roasts, lamb, shanks, organs, and more! Many of you have been asking us about meat and we are diligently working to make sure we have meat more fr1 read more »
Your Immune System and Eating Well!
As the state is slowly opening up after the wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, I just want to take some time to remind us all of the importance of eating well to keep our immune system thriving.Our immune system is our stronghold to protect our body against illnesses. The immune system1 read more »
New Life at the Farm!
Lambs are probably my favorite farm animals... after horses.. They are so peaceful and can be very loving! We are spending a lot of time with one of our new borns just to make sure that they get comfortable with us. I want him t1 read more »
So... Whatcha Growin'?
There has been a huge influx of people coming by the market to buy our veggie seedlings and fruit trees! So back by popular demand, we'll have more available this week. I also added a few more plants to the menu including: blackberries, peaches, and pomegranates! As I tell everyone tha1 read more »
How to Get Healthy With All That Free Time!
I think the only good thing that has come from our quarantine order is that so many people are finally getting the opportunity to do all the things they said they never have time for. Now people are showing their creative sides, getting some much needed rest, finding peace, bonding wit1 read more »
About the farm
Farming is our passion. After moving from Pennsylvania to Georgia in 2010, our family settled in Dublin, GA and started farming. Over time we’ve noticed that the majority of our customers were located in the Metro Atlanta Area and in 2017, to better serve our customers, we acquired Atlanta Harvest. Our goal has always been simple; to grow and provide the city with high-quality, farm fresh produce while creating opportunities for economic development in distressed areas of the city.
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