We grow food using organic methods and give every bit of it away free, to anyone who needs it. No forms. No cost.
Vegetables on about one acre in Okaloosa County, using compost and cover crops instead of chemical sprays or synthetic fertilizer.
Everything we harvest is free: a weekly farm stand open to anyone, plus deliveries to local food pantries. No ID, no questions.
Workdays and simple classes so neighbors can grow food at home and bring tired, sandy soil back to life.
Land anywhere in Okaloosa County we can use for at least 3 years, free or $1 a year, with access to water. A church lot, a spare field, an unused corner.
No experience needed. We'll teach you. Families welcome (anyone under 18 comes with a parent's signed form).
Seed, compost and drip line for one row, plus a share of fencing and water. Your name on the row's marker and a harvest photo of your row.
Seeds and transplants for a whole growing season. Your name or logo on the farm-stand sign all season, two row markers and an invitation to harvest day.
2027 seasons: Spring (February to May) and Fall (September to December). Sponsor recognition is a thank-you, not advertising.
Our whole first-year budget is $17,645. Nobody is paid; every dollar goes into the ground.
We're registered as a Florida charity (CH86031). Online giving opens as soon as our bank account and giving page are set up, using a giving page with no fees taken from your gift.
Florida registration no. CH86031. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE OR VISITING WWW.FDACS.GOV. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.
Free Earth Farms was started by Issac Myers, an Army flight medic for ten years who later served with 7th Special Forces Group. Today he cares for fellow veterans as a massage therapist in Crestview. This farm is his next way to serve.