Our Farm Family
The people who choose local and keep our farm growing
This page is a celebration of the people who make Mama Anita’s Farm possible.
Our customers are more than visitors—they are part of our extended farm family. Every smile at the farm stand, every return visit, and every shared conversation reminds us why growing local food matters.
From families who stop by each week, to visitors discovering the farm for the first time, this space honors those who support fresh, island-grown produce and believe in caring for the land and one another.
We are grateful for each person who chooses to shop local, ask questions, share recipes, and spread the word about Mama Anita’s Farm. Your support helps sustain local farming on Eleuthera and keeps this journey growing strong.
Moments at the Farm
🌿 First-time visitors, lasting impressions.
There’s something special about seeing the garden up close — touching the soil, holding what was grown, and truly understanding where food comes from.
🌿 In awe of what’s grown right here on Eleuthera.
Fresh produce, shared smiles, and the excitement of discovering local farming for the first time — moments like these are why we do what we do.
🌿 Fresh harvests, warm smiles, and meaningful connections.
🌿 Fresh harvests, warm smiles, and meaningful connections.
Sharing farm-grown produce with our community is at the heart of everything we do.
🌱 Teaching the Next Generation of Farmers
Experience Mama Anita's Farm Farm
At Mama Anita’s Farm, growing food is only part of the work—we’re also growing curiosity, care, and respect for the land.
Moments like these matter. Little hands learning how to water seedlings, care for plants, and understand where food comes from are the roots of something much bigger. It’s about patience, responsibility, and the simple joy of watching something grow because you took the time to nurture it.
When we teach our children how to grow, we’re not just planting seeds in the soil—we’re planting values that will carry forward for generations.
This is how the future of farming begins.
