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- Waldingfield Farm
Washington, CT
1 miles away - Percy Thomson Meadows
Bethlehem, CT
4 miles away - Sun One Organic Farm
Bethlehem, CT
6 miles away - Stone Wall Vegetables LL...
New Milford, CT
8 miles away - Fort Hill Farm
New Milford, CT
8 miles away
| CSA Farm | Pickup in | Pickup Day | What the Farm Grows |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waldingfield Farm
End of May to end of Oct |
Washington 1 mi |
Fruit, Vegetables organic certified |
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| Percy Thomson Meadows
Go to www.percythomsonmeadows for details! |
Bethlehem 4 mi |
Saturday |  Dairy + Eggs, Dry Goods, Fruit, Grains + Feeds, Herbs, Honey + Maple, Meat, Nursery + Flowers, Specialty, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Sun One Organic Farm
Mid June to Late Sepetmber - Contact us for details |
Bethlehem 6 mi |
Wednesday |  Herbs, Vegetables organic certified |
| Clatter Valley Farm and CSA
full share and half share available |
New Milford 8 mi |
Wednesday |  Dairy + Eggs, Fruit, Herbs, Honey + Maple, Meat, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Stone Wall Vegetables LLC
CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is about creating community and connecting individuals and families to their food and farmers. In essence, Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food. By joining a CSA you share in the risks and rewards of the farming season and help to preserve active farmland in our community. The goal for the CSA is to provide fresh produce for 20 weeks, mid-June through the end of October. We will be growing over 35 crops giving you the chance to eat a variety of vegetables and fruits, try new foods, and meet new people. Our focus is on popular annuals including but not limited too: lettuce, spinach, cabbage, carrots, broccoli, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, and more. In addition to crops that we harvest for the weekly share we also grow a number of Pick-Your-Own crops. These crops include peas, beans, cherry tomatoes, hot peppers, herbs, husk cherries, and flowers. In the spring of 2009 we will plant strawberries and raspberries for picking in future seasons. You will be able to come to the farm once a week and pick a specified quantity of these crops when they are available. Shares will be boxed and available for pickup on Saturday’s either at the farmers market in West Cornwall or at the farm. Enough food should be provided to feed two people who love vegetables or a family who enjoys salads and side dishes. I will be in touch about exact start and end dates as they are weather dependant. |
New Milford 8 mi |
Sunday |  Fruit, Herbs, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Fort Hill Farm
June through October, please see website for details. All info can be found Here http://www.forthillfarm.com/fhf_faqs.php |
New Milford 8 mi |
Thursday | Fruit, Vegetables organic certified |
| Fort Hill Farm
All info can be found here: http://www.forthillfarm.com/fhf_faqs.php |
New Milford 8 mi |
Tuesday | Fruit, Vegetables organic certified |
| The Farm, Woodbury
Experience our local farm fresh seasonal produce "full share". This amount will offer our widest variety of produce for 20 weeks. Beginning the week of June 17th thru October 28th, a prepackaged basket of fresh seasonal vegetables will be provided to you at our pickup location. A full Share will contain amounts fit for a family of 4, or two vegetarian adults. Learn how to use these vegetables through our recipes supplied with each weeks assortment. |
Woodbury 8 mi |
Thursday |  Breeding Stock, Dairy + Eggs, Grains + Feeds, Herbs, Honey + Maple, Nursery + Flowers, Specialty, Vegetables integrated pest mgmt |
| Stone Wall Vegetables LLC
20 weeks. Pickup at farm or at West Cornwall Market CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is about creating community and connecting individuals and families to their food and farmers. In essence, Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food. By joining a CSA you share in the risks and rewards of the farming season and help to preserve active farmland in our community. The goal for the CSA is to provide fresh produce for 20 weeks, mid-June through the end of October. We will be growing over 35 crops giving you the chance to eat a variety of vegetables and fruits, try new foods, and meet new people. Our focus is on popular annuals including but not limited too: lettuce, spinach, cabbage, carrots, broccoli, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, and more. In addition to crops that we harvest for the weekly share we also grow a number of Pick-Your-Own crops. These crops include peas, beans, cherry tomatoes, hot peppers, herbs, husk cherries, and flowers. In the spring of 2009 we will plant strawberries and raspberries for picking in future seasons. You will be able to come to the farm once a week and pick a specified quantity of these crops when they are available. Shares will be boxed and available for pickup on Saturday’s either at the farmers market in West Cornwall or at the farm. Enough food should be provided to feed two people who love vegetables or a family who enjoys salads and side dishes. I will be in touch about exact start and end dates as they are weather dependant. |
Cornwall 9 mi |
Saturday | Fruit, Herbs, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Beaver Meadow
Shares of the Harvest The garden is carefully planned to yield a variety of seasonal vegetables every week for twenty weeks or more. We are planning to produce eight shares in 2009. A share is designed for a family of four, a half share for a couple or smaller family. Whole share, $600 Half share $350 Picking up your vegetables You have signed up of a pickup day, either Tuesday or Friday. We pick your vegetables in the morning, and have them ready for you by 1 PM. There will be something for you every week until the end of the growing season, which will be in late October or possibly early November. Unclaimed bags: We leave the bags of vegetables out till the end of the day; we check the coolers after we finish supper, and bring in any unclaimed bags. We either use the food ourselves or give it away. If you can't get here on your day If you need more time to pick up your vegetables, call us and leave a message, and we will add some ice and leave them out for you. When you are away If you are going to be away or can’t pick up at all, please let us know ahead of time if you can. I will divide your share among the other shareholders that week. Since most shareholders have to skip a week when they are away, it tends to even out over the course of the season. The Garden The garden is off to the right as you stand facing the coolers. I take a lot of pride and pleasure in the garden, and am happy to have you come look around. The area behind the gate is our back yard. We prefer that to remain private. Contacting us The quickest way to contact us is to call 860 567 4465 and leave a message. I usually check my email in the morning, but occasionally don’t get to it for a day. |
Litchfield 11 mi |
Tuesday | Fruit, Herbs, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Frostfire Farm
Members pick up their shares at the growing field once a week, Tuesday or Saturday; a variety of produce is included, plenty for a small family. Herbs, flowers, berries and small items like cherry tomatoes and snap peas may be "you pick" as part of the share. |
Goshen 11 mi |
Tuesday | Dairy + Eggs, Fiber, Fruit, Nursery + Flowers, Specialty, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Marble Valley Farm
Contact for details |
Kent 11 mi |
Nursery + Flowers, Vegetables chemical-free |
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| Beaver Meadow
Shares of the Harvest The garden is carefully planned to yield a variety of seasonal vegetables every week for twenty weeks or more. We are planning to produce eight shares in 2009. A share is designed for a family of four, a half share for a couple or smaller family. Whole share, $600 Half share $350 Picking up your vegetables You have signed up of a pickup day, either Tuesday or Friday. We pick your vegetables in the morning, and have them ready for you by 1 PM. There will be something for you every week until the end of the growing season, which will be in late October or possibly early November. Unclaimed bags: We leave the bags of vegetables out till the end of the day; we check the coolers after we finish supper, and bring in any unclaimed bags. We either use the food ourselves or give it away. If you can't get here on your day If you need more time to pick up your vegetables, call us and leave a message, and we will add some ice and leave them out for you. When you are away If you are going to be away or can’t pick up at all, please let us know ahead of time if you can. I will divide your share among the other shareholders that week. Since most shareholders have to skip a week when they are away, it tends to even out over the course of the season. The Garden The garden is off to the right as you stand facing the coolers. I take a lot of pride and pleasure in the garden, and am happy to have you come look around. The area behind the gate is our back yard. We prefer that to remain private. Contacting us The quickest way to contact us is to call 860 567 4465 and leave a message. I usually check my email in the morning, but occasionally don’t get to it for a day. |
Litchfield 11 mi |
Friday | Fruit, Herbs, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Frostfire Farm
Members pick up their shares at the growing field once a week, Tuesday or Saturday; a variety of produce is included, plenty for a small family. Herbs, flowers, berries and small items like cherry tomatoes and snap peas may be "you pick" as part of the share. |
Goshen 11 mi |
Saturday | Dairy + Eggs, Fiber, Fruit, Nursery + Flowers, Specialty, Vegetables chemical-free |
| Larson's Farm Market
20 weeks. June to Oct. |
New Milford 11 mi |
Fruit, Vegetables |
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What is CSA?
Community Supported Agriculture, often shortened to CSA, is a prepaid subscription to a farm's produce for the season. Most CSAs give shareholders a weekly supply of veggies, herbs, fruits and sometimes even eggs and meat. You know it's fresh and you get to meet the farm and people who grew your food! The prepaid CSA arrangements also makes it a source of financial security for the farmer. Some CSAs also incorporate farm workdays for shareholders. Pickup days vary by farm and some offer pickups in Providence.CSAs have been very popular recently. Be sure to sign up early before subscriptions are filled!
