Reunity Resources (Soil Yard Hours Below) — Attraction in Santa Fe

I was a volunteer for 3 years. Now, working on my 4th year, I am truly uncomfortable that reunity has brought in plastic, yes plastic, to cover the fields. They say it is to cut down on weeds. As volunteers, we enjoyed pulling weeds and composting them on site. I am saddened to know more micro plastics are now in reunity soil. I found reunity a hidden gem. No longer.

Reunity seems to be focusing on events & entertainment. Expensive summer camp for spoiled offspring, anything with financial bucks. Not enough parking for these events but plenty of ppl who park wherever, even if it's unlawful and dangerous. Who gives a shit. I am perplexed by the greed I have witnessed at Reunity, especially these past few years. Most of the former employees are gone, now it is apparent why. I wish the current owners will sell to real farmers and move on. Please give reunity back to us. My name...

Great place, great people, great vision. These guys and gals are doing good very well. This is THE local spot to get soil, composted mulch, compost, and vermi-compost. It's also the place to drop off food waste as it is used to make rich fertile compost and compost products. They have a farm stand a couple days a week where they sell produce grown sustainably and of course locally. They also have a food cart making some tasty grub in season when the farm stand is operating. It's a beautiful little oasis and a great place to grab some lunch, hang out, and stock up on ingredients for your next home made culinary adventure. I think they're even going to start selling starts for home gardeners and worms for home vermiculturists.10/10...

I love how convenient Reunity Resources makes it to drop off food waste! The community fridge and pantry shelves are also a great resource for the community, and an easy way to donate food for those who are in a position to donate. The food waste drop off and community fridge/pantry area at the front is accessible 24/7 by the way, so no need to worry about getting there during business hours for...