Mill City Grows Farm Share Program

2025-2026 Winter Farm Share season runs November 6, 2025 – February 6, 2026

What is a Farm Share?

When you join a Farm Share Program, you purchase a “share” — or portion — of a farmer’s crops direct from the farmer in advance. Your Farm Share purchase provides up-front financial support to the farmer to purchase seeds and any supplies that are needed to ensure a good harvest. In return, you are guaranteed a share of the farmer’s bountiful harvest!

A Mill City Grows Farm Share is a mix of our own Lowell-grown crops and crops grown by our local partner farms and farmers. We also include locally made pantry goods such as grains, sauces, and relishes. As a Farm Share participant, you’re supporting our non-profit work in Lowell, local agriculture and food systems, and all the small family farms that work year-round to provide nutritious, diverse crops to our communities!

How do I pay for my Farm Share?

You can easily sign up online using your credit card. Your payment must be made in full before receiving your Farm Share.

Can I use my SNAP/EBT to pay for my Farm Share?

Yes you can! Get money back on your EBT card each month when you sign up to receive a Mill City Grows Farm Share. To learn more, please email James Tierney at James[at]millcitygrows[dot]org or call James at 508-251-9044.

How do I receive my Farm Share?

You can have your share delivered to your door, or you can pick it up in person.

We deliver to Lowell, Chelmsford, Dracut, Tewksbury, and Tyngsboro. The one-time delivery fee for the 2025-2026 winter season is $45.50.

Here are the pickup locations, dates, and times for the 2025-2026 winter season:

Lowell General Store
53 Market Street, Lowell
Thursday: 4pm-6pm
Friday: 12pm-2pm
Saturday: By appointment
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Mill City Grows
19 Hall Street, Lowell
Thursday & Friday by appointment

For more information on the Mill City Grows Farm Share Program, please email James Tierney at james[at]millcitygrows[dot]org. You may also call or text James at 508-251-9044.

Do you use SNAP/EBT?
Contact James at 508-251-9044 to learn more about using SNAP to pay for your Farm Share.

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