Bring your produce to the community
What you grow. More people can discover.
From a productive garden to an established farm, a useful offer starts with clear information. Show what is available and make the next step easy to understand.
01
Introduce your growing
Explain your produce and growing practices with accurate details and relevant photographs. A Grower profile helps customers understand your offer. Publishing depends on the applicable verification and approval requirements.
02
Keep your offers useful
Set the available quantity and price where relevant, explain the handover options and update listings when circumstances change. Pause an offer when you cannot fulfil it so customers are working from current information.
03
Turn interest into an arrangement
Review each request, answer questions and agree the details you can fulfil. Keep preparation and handover messages with the request so both participants can find the latest plan.
04
Find a rhythm that fits
Start with a manageable offer and learn from actual local interest. Explore the Desktop experience for a larger-screen view of listings and conversations. Participation creates opportunities, while demand and income will vary.
See the connection
In your hand.
Part of your community.

For Growers
Your harvest. A useful local connection.
Present available produce, stay on top of requests and keep customers informed as your growing day changes.
Keep exploring.
From your farm. Into local kitchens.
Growing food takes investment. Reaching the people who value it should give farms more choice over how they sell, and more opportunity to build a business that lasts.
Your local trade. Clearly organised.
Busy market days bring produce, people and questions together. Explore a Desktop experience designed to give listings, requests and conversations room to breathe.
Clear costs. Informed decisions.
Know what a charge is for, what it includes and when it applies. Onboarding, subscriptions and produce payments are separate parts of the CGS experience.
Your next connection
could be growing nearby.
Explore how CGS brings people, produce and practical local possibilities together.