A little more room to grow.

AcreHatch supports small, non-commercial farmers using organic growing practices through seasonal farmland leases in King County, Washington.

Explore how it works
A narrow path through dense green vines and yellow blossoms.

Good soil can open a door.

Finding land to grow on can be a difficult first step. Seasonal leases give small growers room to cultivate without purchasing farmland.

Each season begins with a conversation about growing plans and what may fit.

About the initiative
Orange marigolds flowering in a garden plot beside rows of crops.

Start with a conversation.

Each growing situation is different. The first step is to share what you hope to grow and learn whether a seasonal arrangement could make sense.

  1. Share your interest

    Tell us what you hope to grow, when, and what kind of space you have in mind.

  2. Talk through the details

    Questions may include your goals, timing, and what could work for the season.

  3. Explore a fit

    If the circumstances align, we can discuss possible next steps together.

  4. Plan season by season

    Any growing arrangement would depend on land, timing, and mutual agreement.

Grow with room to choose.

Share what you hope to grow and learn more about seasonal leases through AcreHatch.

Start a conversation
Several long, pale green bottle gourds arranged outdoors.

See the seasons take shape.

Explore a selection of photographs showing cultivation, growing spaces, and seasonal produce.

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