Welcome to Pamoja Farms, the premier black-owned farm in Canada, boasting 100 acres of fertile organic land. Our mission is to provide Canadians with high-quality, locally grown food year-round. At Pamoja Farms, we prioritise transparency in every product you consume. When you see our logo on any product, you can trust that it's 100% organic. Support us by purchasing our products or signing up for our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program to receive fresh organic produce at your door step while helping to address food insecurity and food sovereignty issues for every amount you spend with Pamoja Farms.
We aim to offer fast and reliable organic food delivery services throughout Ontario, ensuring that customers can receive fresh and organic produce right at their doorstep.
At Pamoja Farms we pride ourselves with producing the finest agricultural products for our local and international consumers.
*WHO WE ARE*
Pamoja Farms is a black-owned farm located in Kawartha Lakes Ontario, Canada, dedicated to sustainable agriculture and community empowerment. We are a collective of farmers, and producers who prioritize transparency, organic practices, and local food production. Our team is committed to providing high-quality, locally grown food to Canadians while fostering a sense of community and connection to the land. At Pamoja Farm, we believe in the power of cooperation, education, and environmental stewardship to create a more resilient and equitable food system.
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*WHAT WE OFFER*
At Pamoja Farms, we offer a wide range of fresh, organic, and locally grown produce. Our offerings include a variety of vegetables, herbs and so much more, all cultivated with care and integrity on our 100 acres of fertile farmland. Additionally, we provide opportunities for community engagement through farm tours, workshops, and events that promote food security and sovereignty.
Facts:
Fact #1 —
No pesticides or chemicals have ever been used on the land at Pamoja Farms.
Fact #2 —
Research shows that about 1 in 6 children in Canada lives in a food-insecure household
Fact #3 —
Black farmers account for approximately 1-2% of the total farming population in Canada.
Fact #4 —
In Canada, food insecurity rates within the Black community is as high as 28%.
