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Join the North Coast Land Match program and be part of a movement that supports sustainable agriculture, strengthens local economies, and preserves the natural beauty of Humboldt and Del Norte counties. 

Together, we can create a thriving agricultural landscape that benefits landholders, farmers, and our entire community.


​About:


The North Coast Land Match Program cultivates the future of farming in Humboldt, Del Norte, and Tribal Lands by successfully linking farmers with available land and providing support and guidance in navigating the complexities of farmland access, tenure, and transfer. Through our collaborative approach, we tailor solutions to achieve family, farm business, and community goals. 

Local agricultural lands are a precious resource, and it can be challenging for farmers to find a place to grow food. The North Coast Land Match program helps connect farmers, land seekers, with  land-owners, land holders to provide more access to farmland, and to preserve the agricultural landscapes in our community.

We envision a vibrant landscape of working farms managed by thriving farmers. Entire communities will benefit from increased farming opportunities, healthy lands, and a more secure food supply. Through innovation, education, advocacy and consulting the North Coast Land Match Program is transforming how farmers get on to, hold, and transfer farmland in the North Coast Region of California.

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Landholders:


PILOT Landholder Packet
View or download the information packet if you are a landholder with interest in the program. This document will guide you through some useful considerations and resources for you to review before applying to become a part of the North Coast Land Match program, as well as a step by step guide for how to participate. 

PILOT LANDHOLDER application
This program is in the pilot phase. We welcome new applicants for this phase. Feel free to apply now. 



​Land Seekers:


PILOT land seeker packet
View or download the information packet if you are a land seeker (farmer) with interest in the program. This document will guide you through some useful considerations and resources for you to review before applying to become a part of the North Coast Land Match program, as well as a step by step guide for how to participate. ​

PILOT land seeker application
This program is in the pilot phase. We welcome new applicants for this phase. Feel free to apply now. ​

Land match portal
Coming soon!

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​North Coast Land Match is a new program of the North Coast Growers' Association in partnership with 
The DNATL Community Food Council that will provide a structure for connecting farmers with available land in our region of Humboldt and Del Norte Counties. 

​Full Land Match Services for Land Owners and Farmers Begin: December 2023

Pilot Program Begins September 2023. Please contact staff if you are intersted.



In times of increased demand for this program, priority will always be given to Socially Disadvantaged, Beginning, Limited Resource, and Female Farmers and Ranchers, as defined by the USDA, as well as Queer and Geographically Isolated Farmers and Ranchers. 
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​Contact Our Staff:

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DelNorte County
Iya Mahan, imahan@frcredwoods.org
Andrea Lanctot, alanctot@frcredwoods.org


​Humboldt County

Ivy North, ivy@northcoastgrowersassociation.org
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Contact Us:
​707-441-9999
info@northcoastgrowersassociation.org
PO Box 4232, Arcata, CA 95518
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5720 West End Road, Building 2
Arcata, CA 95521
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  • Home
  • Farmers' Markets
    • Food Access at the Market
    • Arcata Plaza
    • Blue Lake Sunday Market
    • Fortuna
    • Friday Night Market, Eureka
    • Garberville
    • Henderson Center, Eureka
    • McKinleyville
    • Miranda
    • Old Town, Eureka
    • Shelter Cove
    • Willow Creek
    • Sorry, No Pets
  • Harvest Box & Hub
    • Harvest Hub
    • Harvest Box Program
    • Farm to Freezer Project
  • Get Involved/Resources
    • Seasonal Recipes
    • Interested Vendor Resources
    • Volunteer/Farm Work
    • Non-Profit Tables at Market
    • Play Music at Market
  • Member Info
    • Member Directory
    • Current Member Resources
    • Member Updates
    • Agricultural Programs
    • The Climate Resilient Farmer Training Program
  • About
    • Our Story
    • Meet the Board and Staff
    • Our Values
    • Economic Impacts
    • Artist Feature
    • Newsletter/ Press Room
    • Community Partners
    • Humboldt Food Policy Council
    • Contact Us
  • Donate
    • Become a Friend of the Farmers' Market
  • Store