Programme nearbyFood & GardenHannoverJoin garden workdays at Kronsberg in HannoverJoin garden workdays at Kronsberg in Hannover Solawi Hannover invites members and guests to the StadtrandGarten on Kronsberg. Mitmach days run on Saturday mornings: sow, plant, weed, harvest, mulch, or build. Joy in shared work comes first. Nobody is forced to keep a quota. What you can do in Hannover - Come to a Mitmach-Aktion on the first and third Saturday - Ask for an Ernteanteil if you want weekly vegetables through the season - Bring neighbours. People without a share are welcome to try a workday How to join Official Mitmachtag is the third Saturday. In summer the first Saturday is an extra chance. Start is 10:00, with a shared pause around 12:30. Check the dates page before you go. Why it matters in Hannover Hannover gets a city-edge farm where food, soil, and Saturday company grow in the same bed. Find more community projects in Hannover. Good to know - Must I hold an Ernteanteil? No. Guests without a share are welcome to try a Mitmach day. - When is the official workday? The third Saturday is the official Mitmachtag; summer months often add the first Saturday. Start is 10:00.hannoversolawigarden +1
Programme nearbyFood & GardenDortmundGrow and share Solawi veg at Kümper Heide in DortmundGrow and share Solawi veg at Kümper Heide in Dortmund On the Lernbauernhof Schulte-Tigges field at Kümper Heide, Solawi Dortmund e.V. grows organic vegetables with members who share the harvest. Shares for 2026 were still open on the project page when details were checked. Field days let you plant, tend, and harvest together before you commit. What you can do in Dortmund - Ask about a remaining 2026 harvest share on the Solawi Kümper Heide page - Join a listed acker day to plant, weed, or harvest with the garden team - Come to the open garden gate day if you want a first look How to join Members fund the season and collect a vegetable share. Open acker dates are published on the project page. Register with the organiser before you travel, because times can shift with weather. Why it matters in Dortmund A Dortmund CSA keeps soil, seed, and weekly veg in neighbourhood hands instead of a long supply chain. Good to know - Do I need a share to visit? Field days and the open garden gate let you try the work before you commit to a harvest share. - How do I register? Use the Solawi Kümper Heide page and contact the organiser before you travel; weather can shift times.dortmundsolawigarden +1
Programme nearbyFood & GardenBerlinJoin a solidarity farming group (Solawi) near you in BerlinJoin a solidarity farming group (Solawi) near you in Berlin Solidarische Landwirtschaft (Solawi) groups connect households with nearby farms: members pay a fair share, help on field days, and collect weekly veg boxes together in Berlin. What you can do - Search the Solawi finder for a group near Berlin or your city - Visit an open day, meet the farmers, and ask about volunteer shifts and box sizes - Bring a friend: many groups need a few more members to balance the season plan How it works You sign a seasonal contract with the farm collective, not a supermarket supplier. Work days might include planting, weeding, or packing boxes; harvest shares reflect what the field actually yields. Why it matters Solawi keeps small farms on the land and gives city residents a direct stake in how food is grown.solawicsafarm +2
Programme nearbyFood & GardenHamburgCo-found a community-supported agriculture (CSA) in HamburgCo-found a community-supported agriculture (CSA) in Hamburg The Solawi start guide walks groups through finding land, drafting a fair contract, and recruiting founding members before the first sowing season in Hamburg. What you can do - Read the gründen (start) resources and download the checklist for your region - Host an info evening in Hamburg with farmers, lawyers, and future members in the same room - Pair with an existing farm willing to transition from wholesale to community shares How it works Founders agree on pricing, labour expectations, and what happens in a bad harvest year. The network offers peer calls so new groups learn from farms that already run on solidarity principles. Why it matters Starting a Solawi creates permanent local food infrastructure, not a one-off box scheme.csasolawicooperative +2
Programme nearbyFood & GardenFrankfurtShare harvests with Solawi FrankfurtShare harvests with Solawi Frankfurt Solawi Frankfurt is a consumer cooperative that shares the costs and risks of Birkenhof in Egelsbach. Members receive weekly organic vegetables, fruit, and eggs while helping with delivery runs and farm logistics. What you can do - Read how solidarity farming works on frankfurt-im-wandel.de/projekt/solawi - Contact info@solawi-ffm.de about joining the coming harvest year - Volunteer for delivery coordination or distribution days in Frankfurt How it works The group estimates annual farm costs together, pays a fair share to the grower, and splits the harvest. New households are welcome each season. Why it matters Solawi keeps peri-urban soil in food production and gives city residents a direct stake in how their meals are grown.solawicsaorganic +2
