Real food grows where neighbours meet.
mio.farm connects local farms with the people who eat from them — season by season. Join your local food ecosystem: fresh food every week from someone you know, and every share makes your community a little more able to feed itself.
One account, two ways to join: as someone who eats well, or as a farmer.
Iceland and Norway open first — every other country follows where farmers and eaters raise their hands.
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mio.farm is newly planted. Norway and Iceland open first — and every other country follows where farmers and eaters raise their hands. That's what the buttons are for. The numbers below count real farms only.
What is a farm share?
You buy a share of a local farm's season — in Norway it's called andelslandbruk. Each week you collect a box of whatever is ripe: fresh, local, and grown by someone you know. You share the harvest, and if you like, a little of the work too.
No supermarket in between. The farmer gets a fair, predictable income. You get food with a face behind it — and your community gets something bigger: the quiet security of feeding itself.
Teaching farmers to grow truly nutritious food
Food from living soil, picked ripe, is fresher and full of flavour. mio.farm gives farmers guidance and growing knowledge from Urður — so the food is as good for your body as it is for the land.
This mission is shared with our sister projects in the HerbWoman family, where plants, food and health are one story.
From the map to your weekly box
Find your country on the map, then a farm near you.
Choose a seasonal share that fits your household.
Collect fresh food each week at your pickup point — and watch the season unfold.
We'll tell you the moment your country opens
Leave your email and we'll reach out when farms near you start taking members — and farmers who raise their hands help decide where mio.farm grows next.
✓ Free for farmersAlready running a farm-share? mio.farm gives you the whole toolbox — members, shares, pickup days, season planning — at no cost. Sign up as a farmer and we'll set you up first. How it works for farmers →