Future Fresh Urban Farm

Future Fresh Urban Farm Future Fresh Urban Farm located in Green Bay WI, Urban Farm, Fresh Produce, CSA, and Educational Opportunities.

04/03/2026

Future Fresh Urban is all about growing, eating and having access to fresh food. If you are a seasoned gardener or a first timer we want to help! We just don't grow food ourselves we also promote growing your own fresh veggies and fruits. If you are looking for assistance we are here locally to offer a hand to achieve maximum yields. What we offer;

Garden Tilling
Garden layouts
Growing space maintenance
Top soil, compost, manure, fertilizer
Garden consulting

Now Booking!
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03/10/2026

As Future Fresh Urban searches for a permanent home. In the meantime, we are working closely with Brown County, along with a local non-profit to address the importance of food security and food systems throughout the area. As we recover from the time change, false Wisconsin springs looking forward to the actual spring. FFU will be offering a non-commitment CSA (community supporting agriculture) as a non-commitment no downpayments, and no risks. It will build a relationship without the financial commitment of that you would get with a traditional CSA. Members can choose to support FFU at their convenience and availability. This fosters community engagement and supports local agriculture without the obligation. It gives FFU the ability to focus on sustainable practices and offers members the satisfactions knowing where their food comes from.

Perks of our CSA

-Fresh local produce and local farm fruits
-Cost Savings & Value
-Access to events
-Educational Resources
-Flexibility
-Direct Connections
-Two Types of Box's- Half (6 Items) / Full (12 Items)
(Every 2 boxes sold 1 full box will go as a donation)
-Delivery / Market Pick-up
-Availability for commercial such as educational establishments and restaurants.
-Volunteers welcome, youth groups, and other organizations that are looking to give back to the community.

FAQ

-----How does FFU help with food security and food systems?

FFU wants to promote urban agriculture which can bring a range of health, social and economic benefits to the community. This type of agriculture mitigates food insecurity and increases the affordability and access to fresh food. Do you want the tomato that has traveled 1000 miles or the one that is grown locally by someone you can personally build a relationship with?

----What happens to the produce that is not sold at the market?

FFU strives in freshness, no farmer wants to see his/hers hard work be thrown out to the landfill. If produce is left over, it will be donated after market or the next morning. FFU has a strict turn around rate when it comes to freshness.

----How does FFU help food banks and non-profits?

Educational outreach, Volunteer & leadership roles, Food Donations, Collaborations with events and fund raising.

As we get closer to our last frost date, and the days grow longer the vamp up for a great year in the garden.

03/04/2026

The farmers market's are starting to fill up as of right now Future Fresh has been accepted at 3 locations with two more applications pending. It's going be a busy fun season. More information at a later date when the schedule is finalized.

02/03/2026

Future Fresh Urban will have opportunities for our No-Commitment CSA (Community Supporting Agriculture) this will allow consumers to support our farm without the financial commitment of a traditional CSA. Instead of paying upfront, members can choose to support the farm based on their availability and willingness to participate. This fosters community engagement and supports local agriculture without the obligation. It will encourage us to focus on sustainable practices, and offer members the satisfaction knowing where food comes from, who grows it, it will also put money back in to the community.

-Residential & Commercial
-(Working on acceptance of Snap / EBT )
-Delivery or pick up options
-Online or point of sales payments
-Weekly lists of avaliable items
-For every two shares a free one will be donated to a family in need.
-Weekly Shares will be based on Full or Half and also larger custom boxes on request.

Share examples

-Full Share (12 Items)-
Micro or Salad Mix
1-2 Bunch of leafy greens
1-2 Salad Mix
1-2 Culinary Herbs
2-3 Produce
1-2 Fruits (Local farmers)

-Half Share (6 Items)-
Micro or Salad Mix
1 Bunch Leafy greens
1 Salad Mix
1 Culinary Herb
2 Produce

As we put together the final touches more information will be shared moving forward.

Ready for market Lettuce & Baby KaleLettuce & Baby Arugula MixArugula- Red & Blue Purslane Lettuce Mix- Butterhead, Loll...
07/16/2024

Ready for market

Lettuce & Baby Kale
Lettuce & Baby Arugula Mix
Arugula- Red & Blue
Purslane
Lettuce Mix- Butterhead, Lolla Rossa, Leafy
Broccoli leaves & Baby Sprouts
Cabbage leaves
Mustard Greens

Lotion
Body wash
Bug spray
Wellness spray
Hand soap

07/01/2024

Wagon Wheel Farm will have some greens tonight at the Howard Commons for the market.

Mustard Greens- Salads, Stews, Soup
Broccoli Leaves- Steaming, Salad
Cabbage Leaves- Stuff, Sauerkraut, Soup, Stew
Canadian Sow Thistle- Salad, Tea, Medical

Along With Red Beard Products, Wax Melts, Essential Sprays, Bug Spray, Lip Balms

Usually I wouldn't complain about the rain but this year's crop is moving very slowly due to- to wet of conditions. Crop...
06/27/2024

Usually I wouldn't complain about the rain but this year's crop is moving very slowly due to- to wet of conditions. Crops are saying heck with this and moving straight to seed with the early hot temps. On the brightside we will have some ready very soon. I saw flowers on the peas this morning, cabbage leaves will be ready .. did you know cabbage leaves help with stomach issues.. broccoli leaves are great for wraps and soup and they cook better than collards. Did you know dandelion leaves are great in saleds? Good thing i planted dandelion for the first time this year im always trying new things. Baby kale and lettuce might be ready this next week as well. The tomatoe stems are quarter size in diameter with the determined crop flowering.

Something new I'm trying this year is polyculture gardening. What is polyculture? It's growing multiple useful plants to...
06/13/2024

Something new I'm trying this year is polyculture gardening. What is polyculture? It's growing multiple useful plants together in one area. Polyculture has many benefits like reducing pest damage, conservation of the soil and also increasing the yield in a single area. But like many new things it comes with it's challenges, like weeding with so many different types of plants it is almost impossible to pinpoint what is what with out damaging a crop. So I like to see it as a ground cover to help keep the moisture secure on these hot days. Planting polyculture has a science to it you just dont grab a handful of seed and mix it in... (which i thought about it) but you still have to take in consideration about what to plant.
-You want to think about what will fit best in the area.
-Seasonal crops spring summer fall harvests
-Layering your garden with shapes, sizes, above ground, below ground.

Example:
Edible ground cover- radish, greens,
Early Season- brassica cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli
Mid season- beans, onion, Chives, carrots, beets
Herbs & Flowers- dill, parsley, Cilantro, Fennel, Calendula
Late season- broccoli, kale, sprouts, spinach, lettuce
Plants to avoid- nightshade, Melons, squash crops that expand and cover alot of ground

Many crops have started to peak through the soil and compost along side of some wild editable plants.

FARMERS MARKET UPDATE: Howard Commons Farmers Market- Howard WIJune 3rd - September 5pm-8pm MONDAY'SOconto County Farme...
05/30/2024

FARMERS MARKET UPDATE:

Howard Commons Farmers Market- Howard WI
June 3rd - September 5pm-8pm MONDAY'S

Oconto County Farmers Market- Oconto Falls WI
June 4th- August 4pm-8pm TUESDAY'S

First harvest of the season spinach and a couple green onions.
05/26/2024

First harvest of the season spinach and a couple green onions.

05/23/2024

Garden tip: llama and alpaca manure is better than cow manure because cows can't break down all of there food. It comes with a strong possibility that you will get unwanted plants growing do to the seed that isn't completely digested. But the camelidae family can so you won't have those little surprises within.

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54313

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