We have 250 women farmers and ranchers from across the U.S. in CommonGround. We’ve been connecting our farms with people just like you since 2010.
Why? Because we want you to eat confidently. Check out the places we’ll be! It would be so cool to meet you there.
Come on out to Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative for a fun-filled evening of food + farming trivia! This event is open to all ages! Trivia players 21+ will be treated to a free tap beer, compliments of CommonGround Minnesota. There will also be prizes for the top three finishing teams! This event is free and requires no preregistration but please RSVP.
Join CommonGround Minnesota at The Back Bar at Young Joni for a fun evening filled with great drinks, delicious food, and good company. This in-person event is the perfect opportunity to connect with farmers and ask questions about how food is grown.
The event is for ages 21+. Tickets are $25 (including all taxes and fees). Entry to the event as well as food and drinks are included in the ticket cost. Space is limited, so register today.
Ticket proceeds will all be donated to Second Harvest Heartland, a food bank on a mission to end hunger in their 59-county service area.
Join CommonGround Minnesota for dinner on the farm! Complete with a farm tour hayride and photo opportunities galore (hello, sunflowers!), this evening is sure to be one to remember.
The event host, Angela Guentzel, farms full-time with her dad and brother on their sixth-generation family farm. They are farming some of the same soil that their ancestors settled over 150 years ago! With a passion for adopting sustainable farm technology & equipment, they aim to grow their corn and soybeans while being the best stewards of the land.
Learn about food and farming from CommonGround Maryland at the Maryland State Fair. In partnership with U-Learn Farm and FFA, Maryland farmers will connect with fair-goers.
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