✦ Find local farms

Why shop local

Food from down the road is picked riper, travels less and keeps your money in Miami-Dade. These farms grow with Melly’s soil, made from the city’s own scraps. Buy from them and the loop closes on your plate.

Find a farm →

01 / The farms

Who grows with our soil.

Two farms to start. More join as the loop grows.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Pins are approximate.

  • 01

    Babil Family Farms

    Redland, Miami-Dade

    Grows: [PLACEHOLDER: what Babil Family Farms grows]

    Coming soon to Miami.

  • 02

    Knaus Berry Farm

    15980 SW 248 St, Homestead, FL 33031 (Redland)

    Grows: Strawberries and tomatoes (U-pick)

    Famous for its farm bakery.

    Visit their page →
[PLACEHOLDER: farm feature video]

02 / Farm feature

[PLACEHOLDER: FARM NAME]

[PLACEHOLDER: neighborhood · what they grow]

[PLACEHOLDER: short story, 2 to 3 sentences. Who runs it, how long they’ve farmed here, what Melly’s soil changed for them.]

Read their story → Shop this farm

[PLACEHOLDER: link to the Loop Log post and the farm’s shop]

03 / For farmers

Grow with Melly’s soil. Get on the map.

Farms that buy our compost get listed here, with a link to where people can buy from them. More customers for you, a shorter loop for everyone.

Get on the map →About our soil