Green Wagon Farm

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Green Wagon Farm We grow produce for our community that is healthy for those who eat it, those who grow it, and the land on which it is grown. Farmers Market. Ford Airport.
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Green Wagon Farm is a small-scale vegetable venture in Ada, Michigan, growing eleven acres of diverse vegetables and herbs. We’re a verdant patchwork of humble lessons and grand visions as well as a collection of friends, who plant and harvest and eat together—friends who have become family to each other. We are currently expanding our seasonal production to feed our community all year round. With farmer tans and dirty hands, we pray over our food and our labor, insistent upon producing the most beautiful food in the most ecological way. We love farming, and we are happy to be part of the agrarian renaissance in West Michigan, finding community at the West Michigan Grower’s Group and as part of the Fulton St. Our farm is located in Ada, twenty minutes from the center of Grand Rapids, just south of the Gerald R. You can find our produce at restaurants across the region, a few local groceries, our Fulton St. Farmers Market stand, or at your local CSA pickup. Feel free to contact us with questions or to schedule a visit: we’d love to be your farmers. Together, we’ll work to feed the soil and build a deeper earth, one that is more nuanced and more generous (for more information, visit us at greenwagonfarm.com)

Join us tomorrow for our first Farm Tour of the season! Tuesday, 6/30 at 6pm… come and see what happens in the fields of...
06/29/2026

Join us tomorrow for our first Farm Tour of the season! Tuesday, 6/30 at 6pm… come and see what happens in the fields of Green Wagon 🌱. Hosted by Grace, who coordinates our Tuesday CSA pickup, this is a walking tour that lasts 1-1.5 hours. Guests are welcome to stay afterwards and play on the playground or walk around. Farm tours are free and open to the public. BYOB to sip on while we walk if you wish! No need to RSVP - so spread the word and bring your friends!

We have two other tours this season in order to share all different stages of the season (August 11th & October 27th). We hope you can make it to one, or all! ☀️

Hiring alert‼️ We’re looking for a full-time farmhand for the 2026 season. Position starts immediately - head to our bio...
06/09/2026

Hiring alert‼️ We’re looking for a full-time farmhand for the 2026 season. Position starts immediately - head to our bio link or website to learn more, and help us spread the news!

06/01/2026

They’re heeeeere! 🍅 We’ll have tomatoes again this weekend at and , as well as at this week’s CSA pickups, the Farm Store, and stocked at . It’s all happening! ✨

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Due to the dangerously cold temperatures projected this weekend,  has made the decision to cancel the market this Saturd...
01/22/2026

Due to the dangerously cold temperatures projected this weekend, has made the decision to cancel the market this Saturday, January 24th. Our farm store will remain OPEN, 9am-6pm, and will be stocked with extra produce in light of the closure. Stay safe & warm this weekend! ❄️

Check out the 3 positions we’re hiring for and click the link in our bio to learn more + apply! Feel free to spread the ...
02/07/2025

Check out the 3 positions we’re hiring for and click the link in our bio to learn more + apply! Feel free to spread the word high and low to help us prepare for our 2025 season 💪🏼

A spontaneous decision from Chad and Heather to cook lunch over a fire (in a pot we insistently refer to as “the cauldro...
10/01/2024

A spontaneous decision from Chad and Heather to cook lunch over a fire (in a pot we insistently refer to as “the cauldron”) after a high harvest yield of our bulk carrots. It had us eating lunch camping-style last Wednesday, revealing a final piece of the harvest process that’s even more beautiful than stacks of gleaming orange – a steaming pot of vegetable beef soup, and a hungry crew to eat it with 🥕🍲✨

Most of us spend much of our time on the production end of vegetables, it’s satisfying to see them in the context of the...
09/11/2024

Most of us spend much of our time on the production end of vegetables, it’s satisfying to see them in the context of the market. The vibrant displays at all the booths and the general energy that comes with a farmers market serves as a reminder of the value of our work. Our Market Crew gets to experience this enthusiasm every weekend, but sometimes it’s nice when our other team members see it as well (pictured here - their visit to the market this past weekend!).

There’s plenty of value in production alone – the beauty of the morning sun, the camaraderie among the crew, the fulfillment in watching a delicate seedling develop into a robust, harvestable crop. But if production is the front end of farming, it’s the back end of farming that contains our ultimate ‘why’: the exchange between food producer and consumer, the direct interaction between Green Wagon and the West Michigan community.

Happy September from us to you! 🌞

“Don’t quit in August” is a farming adage that’s gained some traction on the farm in recent years. It means that despite...
08/13/2024

“Don’t quit in August” is a farming adage that’s gained some traction on the farm in recent years. It means that despite nearing a breaking point with feelings of burnout, hold out for a little longer – because a lighter workload is just around the corner.

There is still plenty of laughter and good conversation (and singing) among the crew, but often we can’t help but let our faces take on zombie-like expressions, eyes glazed over, as we go about our well-worn routines.

Despite mental and physical tiredness, our morale as a crew feels high – each one of us gave a thumbs-up rating of the week in our Friday meeting. So we’re far from running on fumes. If anything, we’re running on the fuel of home-cooked lunches and melon popsicles.

Happy August!

Just a few shots from last week, most being of our *early* potato harvest where we harvested ~3,000 lbs! It’s strange to...
07/17/2024

Just a few shots from last week, most being of our *early* potato harvest where we harvested ~3,000 lbs! It’s strange to think that we’re already halfway through July. And even stranger that we’re halfway through the main growing season. At this point, the summer weeks are starting to look alike – more fine tuning than making major changes. It can feel odd to establish systems as nitty-gritty as whose job it is to write on and erase a whiteboard, but we’re finding that bringing clarity to even the smallest details can have a big impact on the smoothness of our days 💪🏼

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4960 Quiggle Avenue SE
Ada, MI
49301

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