Cobblestone Project Farm
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Produce Farm
Certified Naturally Grown
naturally grown
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Produce Farm
Cobblestone Project Farm is a local CSA farm in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
WHO WE AREOur Mission Our Team Our Board Our Funders Our Sustainable Practices Treehouse Pantry Careers Our Sustainable Practices FOOD DONATIONFarm to Pantry CSA Shares GET INVOLVEDVolunteer Workshops Blog Donate We exist to cultivate a community free from hunger through sustainable agriculture. We desire to see a Northwest Arkansas where all people have access to local, fresh, nutritionally dense foods that are grown through sustainable agricultural practices. We believe that all of our community members should have access to fresh, nutritionally dense food. We believe that we have a responsibility to care for our environment as we produce that food. We believe providing for all community members and preserving our environment is the best way to deliver long-term prosperity to our community. In Arkansas, access to fresh, nutrient-dense food is a significant challenge. Our state consistently ranks among the top five states in the nation for food insecurity,diet-related disease, and childhood food insecurity. And right now,Arkansas is ranked number one in the nation. But behind that, over 93,000 of our neighbors—1 in 6 people in Northwest Arkansas—are food insecure. These are not just statistics; they represent the daily struggles of our friends, neighbors, and community members. In Benton, Washington, Carroll, and Madison counties alone,15.4% of households experience food insecurity—significantly higher than the national average of 13.5%. This means many Arkansans remain uncertain of when their next meal will come or if it will be enough to sustain themselves and their families. ARKANSAS CONSISTENTLY RANKS IN THE TOP 5 STATES FOR FOOD INSECURITY. 1 IN 6 PEOPLEIN NWA AREFOODINSECURE. ON AVERAGE IN THE U. S., 93% OF CHILDREN DO NOT CONSUME THE DAILY RECCOMENDED AMOUNT OF VEGATABLES AS OF 2025,ARKANSAS ISRANKED#1 FORFOODINSECURIITY. 25% OF CHILDREN DON’T KNOW WHERE THEIR NEXT MEAL IS COMING FROM 15.4% OF NWA HOUSEHOLDS EXPERIENCE FOOD INSECURITY. Connect with Cobblestone © 2025 Proudly created with Wix.com
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Farmers Market Owner
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Poultry & Eggs
Not verified by Bhumi. This farm's practices have not been independently verified. Product claims (grass-fed, pasture-raised, organic, etc.) are based on publicly available information and have not been confirmed.
Practices
