Back to Roots Urban Farm

Back to Roots Urban Farm Back to Roots Urban Farm is all about promoting local food systems and food security. Live simply, farm honestly. Little Farm, big garden.
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We are a family who has a passion for cultivating good honest food! Our goal is to provide food free from GMOs, pesticides, and herbicides grown with organic practices in a sustainable urban environment. We wish to serve the local community and provide fresh vegetables, fruit, and pasture-raised, Non-GMO chicken eggs. We are working to create a sustainable urban farm using permaculture

to create a sanctuary for birds, bees, and many other beneficial insects and pollinators. There was a time when we all grew our own food, let us take you Back to Roots.

As 2024 approaches its final months, we just wanted to say we are extremely grateful for all the support from the commun...
11/19/2024

As 2024 approaches its final months, we just wanted to say we are extremely grateful for all the support from the community over the years! We will continue our mission on and off of social media. Our page will be temporarily disabled within the next few days as we take a break from social media for a period of time.

If you have leaves that aren't sprayed and are bagged, we will still come by and take them.
11/02/2024

If you have leaves that aren't sprayed and are bagged, we will still come by and take them.

As we convert to a food forest we are accepting all leaves from local residents that are:

-from yards not sprayed with pesticides
-no trash bagged with the leaves
-leaves must be bagged

You can drop them off at our farm by the fence next to the garage at 2s462 RT 59 here in Warrenville at your leisure as well.
We will pick up the leaves free of charge for use within our permaculture systems. Message me here or text/call 630-696-5448 with details.

It will be cold tonight so bring in your sensitive plants. If you still have pepper plants pull them up and trim them up...
10/14/2024

It will be cold tonight so bring in your sensitive plants. If you still have pepper plants pull them up and trim them up, you can keep them dormant for next year and get early peppers next year. Peppers are perennials in warmer climates and can live 4 to 6 years. This is beneficial when you have delicious snacking peppers that aren't heirloom. Harvested ginger and turmeric to overwinter for next year.

As we convert to a food forest we are accepting all leaves from local residents that are:-from yards not sprayed with pe...
09/24/2024

As we convert to a food forest we are accepting all leaves from local residents that are:

-from yards not sprayed with pesticides
-no trash bagged with the leaves
-leaves must be bagged

You can drop them off at our farm by the fence next to the garage at 2s462 RT 59 here in Warrenville at your leisure as well.
We will pick up the leaves free of charge for use within our permaculture systems. Message me here or text/call 630-696-5448 with details.

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2s462 State Route 59
Warrenville, IL
60555

Opening Hours

Saturday 1pm - 6pm
Sunday 1pm - 6pm

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