Experience Abundance And Beauty At

Gateway Farm

A community hub offering nutrient-dense food, education, events, sanctuary, and hope for the future.

Located in Plymouth, Michigan, we use a regenerative, permaculture-inspired design that weaves together USDA-certified organic market gardening, food forests, and land regeneration and re-wilding to provide a demonstration of what sustainable farming can look like.

We’re a local organic farm

with regeneration at its heart

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The Farm

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Yoga in The Wild Fig
Dec 8
Yoga in The Wild Fig

Join us at Gateway Farm for a rejuvenating yoga session in our unique event space, the Wild Fig Hoop House. Nestled amidst lush greenery, this tranquil and magical setting offers the perfect addition of horticultural therapy with a restorative practice. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or a curious beginner, our skilled instructor, Sarah Miller, RYT-200, will guide you through a series of poses designed to harmonize body and mind. Bring your mat, a water bottle, and an open heart for an experience that connects you with nature and inner peace.

Enjoy
Our Produce
It's the last few days to place your Thanksgiving CSA produce box order 🦃 Full of traditional tastes and the best produce of the season! 🍎 Large and small box sizes available to fit any sizes gathering!🍴 ORDERS DUE BY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
🌱🍁 As the seasons shift, so do our hours at the Gateway Farm Stand! Open Sunday-Wednesday from 8am-4pm and Thursday-Saturday from 8am-7pm. Stop by for fresh organic produce, tasty pantry staples, and friendly farmers who love to share tips for your
🌿✨ Join us at Gateway Farm for yoga in the beautiful Wild Fig Hoop House! Find balance and breathe in the lush, green surroundings for a truly calming experience 🌱🧘 Whether you're a yogi or just beginning, Sarah Miller, RYT-200, will guide you thr
Did you know? 🍃 It’s harvest season for our organic Ginkgo at Gateway Farm! As the leaves turn vibrant yellow, we’re reminded of this ancient tree’s resilience—Ginkgo biloba is the last living species of a genus that stretche

2023

In Numbers:

31,025

pounds of plants grown in our soil.

100%

of produce either sold as food or returned to the soil through composting practices.

370

varieties and species of plants grown.

28%

of outdoor growing space dedicated to pollinator plants.

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