Become a Member

Become a Member

Membership in the 2020 Farmers Co-Op means more than selling products—it means joining a collective built to support your success.

Why Join the Co-Op?

For too long, small scale farmers have faced systemic barriers— limited market access, unfair pricing, and lack of infrastructure. The 2020 Farmers Co-Op was built by farmers, for farmers, to change that reality through collective action.

When you join, you gain access to markets you couldn't reach alone, fair and transparent pricing, and a network of support from farmers who understand your challenges.

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Access to Aggregated Markets

Reach wholesale, institutional, and direct-to-consumer markets through cooperative sales.

Cooperative Pricing

Fair, transparent pricing structures that ensure farmers receive equitable compensation.

Training & Technical Assistance

Peer learning, workshops, and expert guidance to strengthen your operation.

Community & Collective Power

Join a network of farmers working together to build a more equitable food system.

Membership Tiers

Programs Designed for Your Success

Choose the membership tier that fits your role in building a stronger, more equitable food system.

Producing Member

Member

$200/year

A farmer, rancher, or agricultural producer who actively grows or raises products and participates in the cooperative to collectively market, aggregate, and strengthen farmer-owned enterprises.

“A Producing Member is an owner–operator—growing food, shaping the cooperative, and building shared prosperity through collective action.”

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Mission Partner

Not For Profit Organization

$400/year

A mission-aligned nonprofit organization that partners with the cooperative to advance farmer-led solutions, equitable food systems, workforce development, land access, education, and community resilience.

“A Not-for-Profit Collaborator is a mission partner—co-creating solutions, amplifying farmer voices, and helping communities thrive through collaboration.”

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Non-Voting Supporter

Patron

$500/year

An individual, business, institution, or community partner that actively supports the cooperative's farmer-led mission without necessarily being a producing farmer. Non-voting.

“A Patron is a champion of the mission—supporting farmers, fueling opportunity, and helping the cooperative thrive.”

Become a Patron

How It Works

Your Path to Membership

A simple, transparent process designed with respect for your time and information.

1

Learn

Review membership benefits, programs, and eligibility requirements.

2

Register

Complete the membership registration. It typically takes 10-15 minutes.

3

Submit Dues

Select and submit membership dues based on your operation size.

4

Get Started

Receive confirmation and onboarding support to begin participating.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about membership? Find answers here, or contact us for more information.

Membership is open to small scale farmers who are actively engaged in agricultural production. We welcome farmers of all scales, from small-acreage urban farmers to larger rural operations.
Membership dues are structured on a tiered basis to be accessible to farmers of all sizes. Annual dues range from $50 to $500 depending on operation size and revenue. Dues support cooperative operations, shared services, and long-term sustainability.
The registration typically takes 10-15 minutes to complete. Once submitted, you will be directed to process your dues via our secure payment widget. You will receive onboarding information immediately after payment.
Yes! Members can participate in any programs relevant to their operation. Many members are active in multiple pools to maximize market access and support.
We welcome beginning farmers. Our Specialty Pool program provides resources specifically for those establishing or expanding their operations. Contact us to discuss your situation.
The 2020 Farmers Co-Op operates on democratic principles. Members have voting rights on cooperative decisions, and each pool has member-elected committees to guide program direction.

Ready to Join?

Take the first step toward fair markets, collective power, and a network of support.

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