Since our inception in 2006, Seton Harvest has produced quality, natural produce. Also, we recognize the significant food insecurity in the greater Evansville area. With 12.1 percent or 21,790 individuals lacking consistent access to affordable nutrition, we've historically donated at least 20 percent of our harvest to folks in need. These donations have been through many organizations, including:
UCC Food Pantry, Aurora, St. Vincent Food Pantry, Evansville Rescue Mission, United Caring Shelter, House of Bread and Peace, SWIRCA, Ozanam Shelter, and more!
We share a greater call by the Daughters of Charity to provide even more fresh produce to those in need.
Beginning with the 2025 growing season, we will limit the number of shareholders, starting an "about-face" to provide more produce to those facing food insecurity. Our longterm goal is to donate 80 percent of all that we grow!
We hope to see you at our upcoming events!
JOIN US FOR POLLINATOR PALOOZA!
Learn all about our important little friends that help make our world bloom. From bees to butterflies, we'll explore the fascinating world of pollinators through many different local vendors, hearing from our friend from just down the road at USI, Dr Edit Hardcastle, Associate Professor of Biology the USI Bee Campus discuss pollinators.
Along with Dr. Cris G Hochwender, PhD, Professor of Biology at University of Evansville discuss ecosystems services, focusing on the importance of pollinators for crop yields.
Take a stroll through our herb and pollinator flower gardens while enjoying local honey blonde ale from Damsels Brew & Pub and enjoying savory appetizers from Smalbert's Comfort Food Catering. Get ready to dive into the world of pollination and discover how you can help protect these vital creatures. Don't miss out on this exciting event that will help our farm continue to our mission of providing fresh, naturally grown produce to those in need.
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