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Economic and Facility Support 

Farmshed financially supports local farmers by sourcing as many local ingredients as possible for our weekly soup and meals, donations, and Sib Pab and contracting them to lead educational workshops for the community. We also offer rental space of our facilities for local farmers and business owners to accommodate to their needs. 

Whitefeather organics sauce pilot program

Tony and Laura Whitefeather came to Farmshed with an excess of garlic scapes and red peppers. To avoid food waste and ensure the Whitefeathers benefited financially from their harvest, Farmshed's graduate assistant and interns transformed the scpaes into pesto and the peppers into a sauce. Acting as a copacker for farmers allows them to then resell this new product to their consumers.

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Frozen Assets

Stay tuned for more information on our Frozen Assets program

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facility rental space

In the early spring, greenhouse space can be rented by farmers to start their seeds before the last frost. This helps them have a robust growing season by getting a head start on their plantings. New to this fall, Produce Point, and hydoponic lettuce farm moved into the greenhouse and created a 'micro greenhouse' space to provide for their growing consumer base.

Business owners can also rent our commercial kitchen to make their products. Our current businesses using the space are: Fed Up Foods, Tapped Maple Syrup, AnnTeas, Stevens Point Sauce Company, Gateway Pine Apothecary, and Siren Shrubs.

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