Koinonia is an intentional Christian community located outside Americus, Ga. founded in 1942 by Clarence and Florence Jordan and Martin and Mabel England. The community's commitment to pacifism and racial equality attracted national attention in the 1950s as they endured bullets, bombs, and a boycott. Well-known activists such as Martin Luther King, Jr. and Dorothy Day worked together with Koinonia during the Civil Rights Movement. Through it all, blacks and whites lived and worked together side by side in a time and culture where segregation was the norm and anything else could be met with violence and resistance. It was also at Koinonia Farm that Habitat for Humanity and Fuller Center for Housing began.

Today our focus is to Feed the Hungry, both physically and spiritually. Spiritually, we facilitate a formational discipleship intern program, offer hospitality to thousands of folks each year, and travel around the country to share our story. Physically, we offer a variety of healthy whole foods, making sure availability is wide-spread, even for those who otherwise can't afford such quality foods.

Currently we produce 4 acres of muscadines, .5 acres of blueberries, and small lots of various produce. We are committed to regenerative agricultural practices based on the belief that we are to be stewards of God's creation. All of our produce is grown without chemicals.

We have 92 acres of pecan orchards that we have committed to managing using biological methods. This is a transition from conventional farming to a system focused on restoring life to the entire ecosystem. Instead of using chemical pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, we are using things like fish emulsifiers, microbials, compost teas, and paying attention to the environment of the orchards.
This commercial bakery business features such products as chocolate pecan bark, granola, peach cakes, smoked pecans, cinnamon spiced pecans, pecan pies, pecan brittle, and our unique pecan stuffed dates. Our pecans and bakery and pecan plants are certified organic.

Listing last updated on Mar 7, 2025

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Koinonia Farm
1324 GA Highway 49 S
Americus, GA 31719
229-924-0391

Blueberries are available late June-July
Scuppernong and Muscadine Grapes available August-September
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Hours are Monday-Saturday 9-5, Sunday 1-5
Schedule and Location:
Koinonia Welcome Center
1324 GA Highway 49 S
Americus, GA 31719

Pecans and handmade pecan treats available year-round.

Hours are Monday-Saturday 9-5, Sunday 1-5
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bakery goods, including pecans, chocolate, and cake breads

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Visit our webstore at www.koinoniafarmstore.com

Contact Information

Contact:
Angela Savelle
(229) 924-0391
Location:
1324 GA Highway 49 S
Americus, GA 31719

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