At Farmers' Divine Harvest Co-op we are founded on providing our consumers the best of the best, and directly from the source. Our online based strategy complete with pick up locations or delivery is created with convenience and simplicity in mind. We want you to get to know us as your farmers. We are inspired by your stories that made you change the way you live and we want to become your provider. So get to know us and our families! 

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​Our Co-op adventure began with a dream in Becky’s mind. She wanted to help her fellow producers by creating a safe, like minded, place to market their harvests which could reach many consumers at once. The Co-op also provides the opportunity to combine not only the products one producer sells but many producers all at once. For the farm producers, this means getting more out of their investment versus selling in the open commodity market. 

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We Are:

• Farmer owned and farmer operated. This means the production of our products, our services, and complete satisfaction is brought to you directly by us, your farmers.

• High quality products. We don’t take quality lightly, only the best harvest reaches your table every time. Divine Harvest means, a focus on exceptional quality, with an emphasis on natural, organic, and/or sustainable farming practices.

• Fair and Equal. Our Co-op focuses on fair and equitable treatment of all of our farm producers ensuring they receive a fair share of the profit.

• Low cost burden on the Co-op. This means with our low expense strategy it leaves lower costs for consumers and higher income for our producers.  

• Community Focused. We live here too. We want our communities to thrive in part because of us. We are involved in local initiatives to support our communities and promote sustainable farming.

• Local Farm Family Focused. It’s local, it’s fresh, and provided from our family to yours.

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Why Support Farmers’ Divine Harvest Coop?

• As many of you are aware, hundreds of small family farms are lost or sold each year as the commodity market becomes saturated with larger farms. While the size of a farm isn't inherently problematic, many family farms struggle to survive the financial pressures that come when big operations dominate the local marketplace and continue to expand. This is your opportunity to support the men and women who choose to grow your food and make your everyday essentials—those hardworking families who dedicate their lives to caring for their livestock and farmland to feed the world.