Locally Grown Organic Vegetables Right to your Table
Three Sisters Gardens is a 501(C)(3), nonprofit organization bringing community members together to grow food and lives in West Sacramento, Ca.
New Season Starts June 1st, 2021
EAT FROM OUR FIELDS ALL SEASON
CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD DELIVERY
LONG PICK-UP WINDOWS
Our Goals
Three Sisters Gardens’ main goal is to give back to the community by inspiring and empowering youth through gardening. Like the Three Sisters legend of companionship planting, Three Sisters Gardens believes that our communities can begin to heal and thrive when all components, the youth, adults and elders are working together as one.
Community Garden
Farmer Incubation
Coming soon….
Bringing the entire Community together to share knowledge and grow.
Serving as a vehicle for youth education and development, the Youth Farms will engage school-aged children from the Yolo communities with food production and teamwork.
Our Farms
Workshops, skill share and hands on training in soil carbon and it’s production benefits, sustainable nutrient management and agricultural biodiversity.
Three Sisters Gardens @ 4th and C Street in Broderick
317 4th Street
West Sacramento, California 95605
Three Sisters Gardens, Cummins Way Farm
700 Cummins Way, West Sacramento, CA 95605
Three Sisters Gardens @ 5th and C Street in Broderick
317 5th St. , West Sacramento, CA 95605
River City Farm
485 Regatta Ln, West Sacramento, CA 95605
Our Mission
The mission of Three Sisters Gardens is to teach youth how to grow, harvest, and distribute organic vegetables right where we live.
Three Sisters Gardens is based in traditional Native American values of respecting Mother Earth and all living things.
At Three Sisters Gardens we are using urban agriculture to engage community members to get involved in creating a food system that is good for us and the environment.
Inspiring Urban Agriculture Projects
Around 15 percent of the world’s food is now grown in urban areas. According to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), urban farms already supply food to about 700 million residents of cities, representing about a quarter of the world’s urban population. By 2030, 60 percent of people in developing countries will likely live in cities.
A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors
Three Sisters Gardens is a participant in the West Sacramento Urban Farm, a program of the Center for Land-Based Learning, California Farm Academy Farm Business Incubator. Additional support provided by:
