FAQ - T&Q
1. What does CSA stand for? CSA means Community Supported Agriculture. It’s a model where individuals support a local farm by purchasing a share of the harvest in advance.
2. How do I get my CSA share? CSA members pick up weekly boxes of fresh, seasonal produce from designated drop points or directly from the farm.
3. What do you grow? We grow mixed vegetables, strawberries, herbs, flowers, heirloom tomatoes, pumpkins, and more. Crop selection varies by season.
4. Do you use pesticides? We never use synthetic pesticides or herbicides. Our practices focus on natural pest management and soil health.
5. Can I visit the farm? Yes! Tours and farm events are available during the growing season. We also offer educational workshops.
6. Are your products available in stores? Yes, we partner with local co-ops and markets, including Haggen Grocer and Community Food Co-Ops.
7. How can I place a special order? Contact us at least 2 weeks before your event to arrange custom produce or menu items for catering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is organic farming?
Organic farming avoids synthetic inputs and promotes ecological balance.
How do I join the CSA?
You can sign up between January 1st and March 20th.
