In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the activation of a hoop house for winter planting, aimed at providing consistent food donations to local food pantries. This initiative marks a significant step forward, as the farm has not made substantial contributions to the food pantry since 2019.

The meeting highlighted the ongoing restoration of 30 acres of land adjacent to the river, which is expected to enter agricultural production in the future. While the restoration process will take several years, the groundwork has begun. Currently, the farm's primary focus remains on fulfilling the needs of food pantries through donations, with plans to collaborate with social services to determine the optimal timing for increased contributions.

Officials emphasized the importance of meeting the food pantry's demands, indicating that while there may be future plans for selling produce, the immediate priority is to support those in need. The discussions reflect a commitment to enhancing food security in the community through sustainable agricultural practices.