We’re excited to announce that our annual call for new members is now open!
Baltimore City farms and gardens are invited to apply to join the Farm Alliance’s vibrant network of producers.
Applications are only open once per year and must be submitted by January 4, 2026.
Eligibility
All applicants must be located in Baltimore City, have been in production for at least one year, and align with the mission of the Farm Alliance.
Membership Types
We have two types of membership:
- Farm Membership
Farms and other agricultural operations that produce more than $2,000 worth of farm products for sale or donation annually. - Garden Membership
Community gardens, homesteads, cooperative gardens, apiaries, and school gardens that produce less than $2,000 worth of farm products for sale or donation annually.
Benefits
Membership benefits include, but are not limited to:
- Shared resources
- Trainings and workshops
- Marketing and collective sales
- Technical assistance
- Fellowship and farmer-to-farmer support
View our Membership Summary for more details on benefits and annual member dues.
How to Apply
- Read the Membership Summary:
Review the current Membership Summary linked above. - Submit an Application:
Complete the online application using the link provided below.
If you have any questions or issues with the application form, we’re happy to help! Please contact us at programs@farmalliancebaltimore.org.
Application Process
- Applications will be reviewed by the Membership Committee, composed of member farmers.
- Farm Membership applicants will require a site visit before acceptance.
- Garden Membership applicants will require an introductory phone call or site visit.
- New members will complete an orientation and a 6-month review with the Membership Committee.
- Membership is renewed annually with a signed membership agreement and payment of dues.
Applicants can expect to hear back by January 9, 2026.
If you are looking for additional support as a beginning grower, we also recommend Baltimore City Master Gardeners, University of Maryland Extension, and the Baltimore Office of Sustainability.
Questions? Contact us at info@farmalliancebaltimore.org