Fat Donkey Farm

Fat Donkey Farm Family owned regenerative farm in NW Fort Collins producing organically grown fruits and vegetables.

Spring is in the air!! Started the peppers this week; and, the garlic is coming!!!CSA is filling up fast. Secure your sh...
03/12/2025

Spring is in the air!! Started the peppers this week; and, the garlic is coming!!!

CSA is filling up fast. Secure your share: https://www.fatdonkey.farm/shop

Really hard to imagine this field bursting with life in less than two months.
02/14/2025

Really hard to imagine this field bursting with life in less than two months.

CSA shares are available for 2025! https://www.fatdonkey.farm/shopWe have a handful of CSA shares available for the 2025...
02/10/2025

CSA shares are available for 2025! https://www.fatdonkey.farm/shop

We have a handful of CSA shares available for the 2025 season. They'll go fast. Click the link above for details and to sign up.

A look at some of our amazing produce! Check out our website if you’re interested in joining the CSA!(Featuring Magnus+M...
07/10/2024

A look at some of our amazing produce! Check out our website if you’re interested in joining the CSA!

(Featuring Magnus+Miles)

On an elk hunting trip in late 2023, brothers (in-law) Matt and Ryan decided to take a massive leap of faith (what some ...
07/10/2024

On an elk hunting trip in late 2023, brothers (in-law) Matt and Ryan decided to take a massive leap of faith (what some would call ill-advised) and start the Fat Donkey Farm.

Our Story:

Seeking vocational renewal, and inspired by the hope of regenerative agriculture and the opportunity to restore health to themselves and the community, Matt and Ryan felt called to action.

Regenerative agriculture results in vibrant soil that produces nutrient dense and exceptional tasting food that is all but extinct from our current food system due to the industrialization of agriculture. Improved food quality directly correlates with improved human physical and mental health. Producing and buying food locally brings communities together around our most basic of needs - food. The resulting interconnectedness of nature, systems, and relationships promises a level of flourishing rarely experienced in our modern society.

Ryan’s journey required him to return to his native Fort Collins from the Northwest to join Matt, also a native to Northern Colorado.

While there were many influences, it was ultimately a ‘fat donkey’ that won the heart of Ryan and his family that etched in stone the decision to return home.

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2631 W Mulberry Street
Fort Collins, CO
80521

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