Buy a share of the 2012 harvest !

to download and print an application click here CSA Application

CSA SHARE OPTIONS

SUMMER SHARE 20 weeks of a wide variety of produce. You’ll receive between 8-12 items per every week. This share starts the week of June 1st and ends mid-October. 

WINTER SHARE 4 distributions during the months of November and December. Each distribution is meant to provide you with two weeks worth of produce. The share will have a large volume of storage crops that you can keep well into the months of January and beyond in addition to a variety of fresh greens. This is an ideal share for those who like soups and stews during the damp winter months. The delivery dates will coincide with the holidays so you will be able to enjoy farm fresh produce during those special meals

Canning Tomato Share A one-time 20-pound box of Heirloom Variety Roma tomatoes, appropriate for sauce-making and canning. The tomato share will be delivered on a pick-up day in September.  

Buy a share of the 2012 harvest !

For more information or to download and print an application click here CSA Application


By participating in the CSA, you are supporting your local farmer as well as more equitable food distribution, and you are helping to create a more environmentally just, economically fair and healthy society.

The Biodynamic Farm Ideal

The ideal is for a Biodynamic farm to be a self-sufficient organism, enlivened by the biodynamic practitioner through the use of compost and spray preparations in cooperation with natural rhythms. The results of biodynamic agriculture are found in the quality of the produce, the health of the land and the livestock, and the independence from damaging modern agriculture practices with their use of herbicides, fertilizers and pesticides. Biodynamics is a way of living, working and relating to nature and the vocation of agriculture. It is based on healthy common-sense practices, consideration of the uniqueness of each landscape, and the inner development of the biodynamic practitioner.  ~ Rudolf Steiner College

August Ripening Sun!

The first tomatoes of the summer are always a cause for celebration ...  and some Caprese salad too!

Despite all my complaining about the non-stop rain a few months ago, today I am grateful for the 15,000 gallons of rainwater I stored when the sun never shone.

Corn knee high by the end of July!

New kids on the block -- two roosters of the same breed- Bantam Cochin - one has a genetic anomaly called a "frizzle"