Pachamama Farm & Wellness

What Pachamama Farm & Wellness does

Pachamama Farm & Wellness is a privately held, integrated organic farm and wellness center operating from a single 1-10-person site at 10771 North 49th Street in Longmont, Colorado, in the foothills of Boulder County. Co-owned since 2012 by Oliver Weber (M.Eng. in Ecological Agriculture, University of Kassel) and Allie Dodge (M.A. in Classical Five-Element Acupuncture, ITEA), the property has been farmed organically since the late 1990s and combines Community Supported Agriculture produce distribution, on-site wellness practices, herbal product manufacturing, and educational programming on a contiguous land base that includes a Mandala Herb Garden of 40+ medicinal and culinary herbs.

The commercial core is a 22-week CSA season (Weekly Veggie Share at $700; Bi-Weekly at $365) with optional add-ons for eggs ($8/dozen), certified-organic mushrooms from Hazel Dell Mushroom Farm, custom flower bouquets, fruit from Ela Family Farms, and farm-grown herbs. Distribution flows through on-farm pick-up, two Boulder pick-up locations (South Boulder, Central Boulder), and — beginning in 2018 — the Boulder County Farmers Market on Saturdays. Wholesale produce is sold to Boulder and Denver farm-to-table restaurants, and the farm hosts paid wellness workshops (Flowing with the Seasons, $45), yoga ($15), farm dinners (Meadow Lark, Farmer Girl, FEAST), and Wilderness First Aid Certification ($275). The wellness vertical is operated by independent practitioners — Allie Dodge's Five-Element Acupuncture and Mind-Body Medicine practice, and Gail Margolis's Wholistic Psychotherapy — who lease space in the renovated early 1900s farmhouse and drive traffic through their own websites.

Agronomically, the farm employs organic and biodynamic methods without USDA certification, uses drip-tape irrigation with fertigation capability, practices cover cropping and mob-grazing land management aligned with Bionutrient Food Association principles, and avoids synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. In April 2019 the owners announced that "due to a variety of circumstances" the farm would not produce vegetables commercially, would not run its CSA, would not attend the Boulder Farmers Market, and would not hire a 2019 farm crew — pausing the core revenue engine to "clarify their vision and strategize." The farm is entirely founder-financed with no disclosed external funding, and the company does not maintain dedicated technology, API, or AI capabilities.

Name

Pachamama Farm & Wellness

Legal name

Pachamama Farm & Wellness

Website

https://pachamamafarm.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2012

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Pachamama Farm & Wellness is a privately held organic farm and wellness center in Longmont, Colorado, offering a 22-week Community Supported Agriculture produce program, on-site acupuncture and psychotherapy, herbal products, and educational workshops to health-conscious consumers in the Boulder County area. As of April 2019, commercial vegetable production and the CSA have been suspended.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Longmont

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. CSA Subscriptions: Community Supported Agriculture model where members purchase season-long produce shares (weekly or bi-weekly) before the growing season begins. This provides working capital for crop cultivation. Shares include vegetables, with optional add-ons for eggs, mushrooms, flowers, fruit, and herbs. Season runs 22 weeks from May 31 to October 25.
2. Farmers Market Sales: Direct produce sales at the Boulder County Farmers Market on Saturdays (8am-2pm), started in 2018. Provides additional revenue stream beyond CSA model.
3. Restaurant Sales: Wholesale produce sales to local Boulder and Denver restaurants committed to supporting local farmers.
4. Wellness Services: On-site wellness services including Five-Element Acupuncture (by Allie Dodge, licensed practitioner) and Wholistic Psychotherapy (by Gail Margolis). These are separate businesses operating from the farm property.
5. Farm Stands: Occasional on-farm produce sales through farm stands, typically held on weekday afternoons and select Saturdays, offering vegetables, herbs, dried products, and value-added goods.
6. Farm Events and Workshops: Revenue from farm dinners (Meadow Lark, Farmer Girl, FEAST series), wellness workshops (Flowing with the Seasons series, $45 per workshop), yoga classes ($15 per person), plant sales, and educational programs.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Pachamama Farm & Wellness operates an organic and biodynamic farm in Longmont, Colorado, selling seasonal produce primarily through a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program that delivers Weekly ($700) and Bi-Weekly ($365) Veggie Shares over a 22-week season, with optional Egg, Mushroom, Flower, Fruit, and Herb Add-Ons. The company also generates revenue through direct farm-stand sales, a Boulder County Farmers Market booth, wholesale supply to local Boulder and Denver restaurants, and complementary on-site wellness services including Five-Element Acupuncture and Wholistic Psychotherapy.

Product overview

Pachamama Farm & Wellness operates as an integrated organic farm and wellness center in Longmont, Colorado. The core product is the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program offering Weekly ($700) and Bi-Weekly ($365) Veggie Shares with optional add-ons including Eggs, Mushrooms (from Hazel Dell Mushroom Farm), Flowers, Fruit (from Ela Family Farms), and Herbs. The wellness division provides Five-Element Acupuncture by Allie Dodge, Mind-Body Medicine services, and Wholistic Psychotherapy by Gail Margolis from the Mandala Herb Garden (40+ herb varieties). Educational programs include farm tours, wellness workshops, and seasonal retreats. The farm sells at the Boulder County Farmers Market and hosts community events including farm dinners and festivals.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Membership Season-long CSA program in which members purchase weekly or bi-weekly produce shares for a 22-week season, directly supporting local farmers and the local economy with fresh, organically grown produce.
• Allie Dodge Acupuncture (Five-Element Acupuncture and Mind-Body Medicine) Five-Element Acupuncture and Mind-Body Medicine services offered on-site at Pachamama Farm since 2015, an ancient form of healing based on principles of nature using the five elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) for individual clients seeking natural healing in a farm setting.
• Gail Margolis Wholistic Psychotherapy Wholistic Psychotherapy services integrating Hakomi Body-Centered Psychotherapy, yoga, astrology, mindfulness practices, ritual/ceremony, and Reiki for holistic healing, offered on-site at Pachamama Farm since November 2015.
• Pachamama Botanicals Herbal Products Herbal products including tea blends, tinctures, salves, syrups, and dried herbs crafted from farm-grown herbs grown in the Mandala Herb Garden.
• Mandala Herb Garden Cultivation and Harvests Mandala-shaped herb garden with over 40 types of culinary and medicinal herbs including Anise Hyssop, Ashwagandha, Astragalus, Basil, Chamomile, Echinacea, and more, cultivated, harvested, and processed by hand using organic methods.
• Educational Programs and Farm Tours Farm tours for elementary school children, wellness classes, retreats, herbal workshops, and volunteer days promoting sustainable agriculture and nature-based wellness philosophies.
• Farm Events (Farm Dinners, Yoga, Workshops, Concerts) Community events including farm dinners (Meadow Lark, Farmer Girl, FEAST), concerts, yoga classes, farm stands, festivals, and seasonal celebrations held at Pachamama Farm.
• Organic Produce (Farm Stand, Farmers Market, and Restaurant Wholesale Sales) Diverse selection of organically grown vegetables and herbs including asparagus, peas, beans, spinach, lettuce, kale, tomatoes, peppers, herbs, and more, sold directly to consumers via farm stands and Boulder County Farmers Market and wholesale to local Boulder and Denver restaurants.

Named customers1 record

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• Meadow Lark (farm dinner series)minorGTM or Marketing Partner · 22 September 2018Meadow Lark Farm Dinners hosts multi-course outdoor farm dinners at Pachamama Farm. Chefs Alberto Sabbadini and Kyle Mendenhall, along with Bella (the kitchen-bus) and the Meadow Lark Troupe, create farm-to-table dinners. Dinners include meeting farmers, field walks, and handcrafted meals at long outdoor tables. Uses a lottery reservation system. Multiple events held annually.
• Boulder County Farmers MarketsminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 12 February 2018Partnership with Boulder County Farmers Markets for presence at the annual CSA Fair (5th Annual CSA Fair at Rayback Collective) and as a vendor at the Boulder Farmers Market on Saturdays 8am-2pm starting 2018.
• Hazel Dell Mushroom Farm (Fort Collins, CO)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2018Partnership with Hazel Dell Mushroom Farm in Fort Collins, CO to provide Certified Organic fresh mushrooms for the CSA add-on program. Weekly Veggie Share members receive 1 lb of certified organic fresh mushrooms per week for 10 weeks ($130), with at least two varieties including Shiitake, Cremini, Oyster, Lion's Mane and others. Bi-weekly option also available.
• Ela Family Farms (Hotchkiss, CO)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2018Partnership with Ela Family Farms in Hotchkiss, CO to offer a Fruit Add-On for CSA members. Between August 16th and October 25th, members receive over 70 pounds of fresh organic fruit including peaches, apples, and pears for $185. This 6-week fruit program supplements the vegetable CSA.
• Farmer Girl Restaurant (Lyons, CO)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2017Farmer Girl restaurant in Lyons, CO (head chef Tim Payne) sources produce from Pachamama and hosts annual farm dinners at the farm. Tim Payne specializes in local, artisanal, sustainable food and has partnered with the farm for multiple farm dinner events including the Pigs N' Pinot dinner.
• Eco-Cycle (Boulder, CO)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with Eco-Cycle and the Boulder County school district for educational farm tours for elementary school children. Farm tours take place every spring and fall, introducing children to farming, composting, water cycles, and organic agriculture. Farmer Oliver provides guided tours of the greenhouse and farm.
• Colorado School of Clinical HerbalismminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism has used Pachamama Farm as a venue for herbal education, including an 18-hour plant study herb practicum where students learn herbal identification, cultivation, harvesting, and processing techniques. The school also co-hosted a Wilderness First Aid Certification course with Sam Coffman of The Human Path.
• Naropa University (Boulder, CO)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMultiple connections with Naropa University: farm intern Noah Garcia attended Naropa's Ecopsychology program; Gail Margolis received both her BA (2012, double major in Yoga and Somatic Psychology) and MA (2015, Transpersonal Counseling Psychology) from Naropa University. The university is a pipeline for farm volunteers and staff.
• The Farm School (Massachusetts)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerFarm co-managers Dottie Arnold and Noah Garcia both have connections to The Farm School in Massachusetts. Dottie received formal farming training through their Learn to Farm program with a focus in vegetable production and medicinal plants. Noah spent several seasons working the land at The Farm School. The Farm School is a reference point for farming expertise.
• Bionutrient Food AssociationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPachamama Farm aligns its farming practices with the Bionutrient Food Association's mission to increase food quality by ensuring soils have essential nutrients, minerals, and microbes. The farm hosted a 2-day Bionutrient Food Association workshop led by Dan Kittredge in February 2015. Farm is developing 'Mob Grazing' land management aligned with BFA principles.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Cure Organic Farm: Boulder County-based certified organic farm operating a CSA program, farmers market presence, and on-farm events. Most directly comparable peer given same geography, CSA model, and organic positioning.
• Black Cat Farm: Boulder-based organic farm with CSA shares, farm-to-table dinners, and restaurant supply — overlaps Pachamama on CSA, restaurant wholesale, and farm-dinner event model.
• Pastures of Plenty Farm: Longmont, CO organic CSA farm in the same immediate market as Pachamama, offering vegetable shares and on-farm pick-up. Direct local competitor for CSA subscribers in Boulder County.
• Brookfield Farm: Massachusetts CSA farm (referenced via The Farm School connection) operating a long-running CSA model with farm events and educational programming. Comparable subscription-driven organic farm operation.

Regional players

• Abbondanza Organic Seeds and Produce: Boulder-area organic farm where co-owner Oliver Weber worked for five years before founding Pachamama. Comparable organic vegetable operation with CSA and direct-to-restaurant sales in the same region.

Others

• Hazel Dell Mushroom Farm: Fort Collins, CO certified organic mushroom farm that supplies Pachamama's mushroom CSA add-on. Comparable as a small specialty producer partnering into Boulder-area CSA boxes.
• Ela Family Farms: Hotchkiss, CO organic fruit farm supplying Pachamama's fruit add-on share. Comparable as a Colorado specialty-grower partner feeding into CSA box programs.
• Boulder County Farmers Markets: Channel partner and venue where Pachamama sells direct to consumers on Saturdays. Operates the CSA Fair and the Boulder Saturday market that Pachamama participated in during 2018.

Broad incumbents

• Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture: Established nonprofit farm + education center combining on-farm production, CSA/distribution, and farm-to-table dining. Comparable as a farm + wellness/education hybrid, though at significantly larger scale.

Emerging players

• Old Westminster Farm: Maryland-based organic farm with a CSA program, on-farm events, and value-added product line. Comparable business model blending CSA, hospitality, and direct consumer sales.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Subsidiaries2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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