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American-grown food, launching locally
American-grown.
Brought home.
Acre & Home is building a simple local marketplace for produce, eggs, bread, honey, and other everyday foods from nearby independent American farms—starting in Plainfield and Brownsburg.
Know who produced it
Farm-controlled pricing
Pickup first, delivery next
1 local areaStart concentrated, then expand
3–5 farmsInitial founding-partner goal
$0 pilot feeFor approved founding farms
How the pilot works
From nearby farms to your family’s table.
The first version stays intentionally simple: farms publish current availability, households reserve online, and orders are picked up during a clear weekly window. Home-delivery routes are added only after local demand is proven.
Build a weekly basket
Choose only what your household needs—no mystery box or long subscription commitment required.
Pick up now; delivery next
Collect your order at the farm or a participating pickup point during the pilot. Concentrated delivery routes come after the process is proven.
Built for repeat shopping
The staples people actually buy every week.
A narrower, stronger launch
Not another statewide farm directory.
Acre & Home starts with one concentrated local area, accurate availability, and a clear path from the farm to the family table.
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Current products, not stale listings
Only approved pilot farms can publish inventory and ordering details.
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Farm identity stays visible
Customers always know who grew, raised, or made each item.
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Pickup before expensive logistics
The pilot proves demand before adding delivery routes, drivers, or warehouses.
Why this can work
Start with trust before trying to scale.
The first business milestone is not ten thousand downloads. It is three reliable farms, fifty serious local shoppers, and a weekly ordering process people actually repeat.
Shopper waitlist
Help shape the first local market.
Tell us where you live and what you buy most. Early responses will determine the first pickup area, product mix, and launch schedule.
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Join free
No charge to join the pre-launch list.
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Get the pilot invite
Receive launch updates and early shopping access.
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Choose what matters
Your answers guide which farms and products get prioritized.
Know a local farmer?
One introduction could help launch the whole market.
Send Dalton the farm name, phone number, or social page. He will handle the respectful outreach and ask for an in-person conversation.