👉 Right now, I’m raising $2,500 to make essential safety and accessibility improvements on the hillside — including paths, steps, and basic railings — so the farm can be safely accessed, worked, and shared with the community. Any amount helps make this possible.
Fallen Fruit Farms is a small, working hillside farm in Benicia — just over a third of an acre.
In a world where land is expensive and space is limited, this farm is proof that something real can be built in a small footprint — food, fermentation, and a deeper connection to where things come from.
What’s grown and raised here feeds an honor-system farm stand, becomes ingredients for fermentation, and shapes the classes, recipes, and work I share beyond the farm.
Nothing is wasted. Everything is connected.
If you choose to support this farm, you’re not just helping maintain a piece of land — you’re helping build something meant to be shared, taught, and grown over time.
Your support goes directly toward:
• Soil, seeds, and seasonal plantings
• Tools and materials for growing and building
• Infrastructure improvements (irrigation, access, safety, usability)
• Expanding the farm’s ability to support fermentation, teaching, and small-scale production
This is not a nonprofit. Contributions aren’t tax-deductible.
This is a working farm — and a long-term project — being built step by step.
If you’d rather support in other ways:
• Visit the farm stand
• Take a fermentation class
• Share this project with someone who believes in small-scale growing
This farm may be small.
But it’s just the beginning of what’s possible.
— Kelsey