Learn to produce
Use community growing tips and local knowledge to build skills suited to your climate and growing zone.
Backyard Harvest helps neighbors across the United States grow, produce, share, and exchange food locally—building the skills and connections that make our communities more self-reliant.
Food prices rise. Shortages happen. Supply chains can be disrupted. We believe every community becomes stronger when more people know how to provide some of life's basic necessities for themselves and their neighbors.
Our mission is to help people depend less on distant, mass-produced food by restoring practical skills: growing, harvesting, saving seeds, sharing knowledge, and exchanging surplus locally.
This is not about doing everything alone. It is about becoming more capable together.Search by any U.S. city, neighborhood, or ZIP code.
Grow what you can. Learn from someone nearby. Share what you have. Each small action helps preserve useful skills and builds a stronger local food network.
Use community growing tips and local knowledge to build skills suited to your climate and growing zone.
Post what you produce and choose to sell, trade, or give your surplus to neighbors.
Build trusted local relationships so more food, knowledge, and resources stay within the community.
These totals come directly from Backyard Harvest activity and update automatically as neighbors build a more capable local food community.
Join neighbors across the United States who are learning, producing, and preparing for a more self-reliant future together.