Harford Community Action Agency will work with the farm to host classes through their programs , to not only shop locally, but teach families how they can shop for fresh, local items on a budget. This includes but is not limited to hunger prevention, energy assistance, homeless prevention and services, mediation, and support with the Maryland Energy Assistance Program.

For many families facing food insecurity, accessing nutrient-dense proteins like eggs, pork, and beef can be especially difficult. These foods are often among the most expensive items in a grocery store, placing them out of reach when budgets are already stretched thin. In the near future, we plan to establish protein programs to help those in need receive meat and egg products.