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  • How can I donate?
    Please visit this link to send a donation: Donate Here
  • Can I feed the animals?
    No, our animals are on specific diets and they are well fed by our farm staff. Many of our animals are "minis" which means that excess weight can be damaging to their health.
  • Can I enter the animal enclosures?
    No, to keep both our animals and visitors safe we do not allow anyone to enter their enclosures.
  • How do I get involved at the farm?
    Checkout our volunteer opportunities at reedsorganicfarm.org/volunteer
  • Are you an animal rescue/adoption center?
    No, we are an animal sanctuary, which means we provide a home for a limited number of animals to live their lives at the farm, free from harm. We do not take in rescue animals or send our animals home with farm visitors.
  • What can I do on a farm visit?
    Shop at our market, observe our animals, and explore the grounds.
  • Where are you located?
    The farm's entrance is on Spruce Ave. off of Mill Rd. Please enter "Reed's Organic Farm" as the destination in your map app.
  • Can I bring my dog to the farm?
    Dogs are welcome to come to the farm, but they must remain on their leash and they cannot be brought beyond our market space. Please be aware that we have dogs that live on the farm, along with free range birds.
  • Can I touch your tractors/farm equipment?
    No--our farm equipment, especially tractors, can be very dangerous and expensive. Only trained farm staff can access this equipment. Please stay out of all areas marked "employees only" including tractor bay and animal enclosures. This is for your safety.
  • How can my organization/school/company partner with yours?
    For questions about programming partnerships, reach out to melanie@reedsorganicfarm.org; For questions about volunteer opportunities, reach out to daniel@reedsorganicfarm.org;
  • Do you accept used egg cartons?
    No.
  • Do you have seedlings or landscape plants for sale?
    We typically have a plant sale at the start of the growing season for veggie seedlings.
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