Bumbleroot Organic Farm
Bumbleroot Organic Farm, established in 2015 and located in Windham, Maine, is a prominent player in the organic farming industry. Specializing in organic CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), flower farming, and a farmstand, Bumbleroot offers a wide range of fresh, certified organic produce and flowers to its customers. The farm prides itself on its commitment to sustainable practices, with all products being soil grown and hand-harvested.
With a focus on equity, climate action, and food sovereignty, Bumbleroot Organic Farm stands out as a socially conscious organization dedicated to creating a more equitable and sustainable future. The farm actively addresses racial injustice, works towards climate resilience, and advocates for food accessibility as a basic human right. Through their initiatives and community engagement, Bumbleroot is not only a provider of high-quality organic products but also a catalyst for positive change in their industry and beyond.
Led by a team of passionate individuals, Bumbleroot Organic Farm has garnered recognition for its efforts in promoting healthy soil practices and sustainable farming systems. As the farm continues to expand its offerings, including the introduction of new varieties of dahlia tubers and seasonal job opportunities, Bumbleroot remains committed to its mission of improving soil health and creating a more sustainable food system. With a growing customer base and a strong presence in the organic farming market, Bumbleroot Organic Farm is poised for continued success and impact in the years to come.
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