*Notice*
Due to the overwhelming response from our wonderful customers, we are now only accepting applications for our waiting list. If you are interested in any of the shares we are offering, please send us an email to be added to the waitlist, and we will let you know if/when any shares become available!
Thank You for Visiting Our Farm
Do you want to be able to serve fresh, in-season produce to your family? Most people realize that eating locally grown, freshly harvested food is ideal for a healthy diet. Well, now you can have the freshest and the best produce, even if you don't have time to grow a garden.
Let us grow it for you! We are very excited to be heading into our second season - our all-natural vegetable CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) shares are available now!
Let us grow it for you! We are very excited to be heading into our second season - our all-natural vegetable CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) shares are available now!
What is Community Supported Agriculture?
CSA is a way for consumers to get involved in the production of their own food. They do this by buying a "share" in the early spring, pledging their support to us (the farmer) when cash is needed to begin the growing season. By doing this, they share the risks of unpredictable harvests, but also in the joys of eating premium produce when everything goes well.
The process for the consumer (shareholder) could not be simpler. Just register with us, and when the produce is ready, we will begin our weekly deliveries to specified locations. All you have to do is swing by the drop-off location on your way home from work, and enjoy your fresh veggies all week for a minimum of 12 weeks! It's easier than a weekly trip to the farmer's market.
We will hopefully deliver to Calgary, Cochrane, Airdrie, Olds, Didsbury, Sundre, and Carstairs, proud to be a supplier of locally produced food within this 100 mile radius. We strive to produce only the best vegetables with the most responsible farming methods, to bring you the healthiest and highest quality food for your family's table.
We will be offering 100 vegetable CSA full shares for 2012- possibly 150 if demand is high enough. Hopefully, by 2013 we should be able to offer up to 300 shares! By then, we may also have some fruit trees and strawberries producing, and the acre of saskatoons that we planted 2 years ago may be ready to produce. If they do, we will offer fruit CSA's alongside our vegetable ones.
If you're interested in becoming a part of this adventure with us, visit the Sign Up page and fill out a registration form. We'd be happy to have you on board.
The process for the consumer (shareholder) could not be simpler. Just register with us, and when the produce is ready, we will begin our weekly deliveries to specified locations. All you have to do is swing by the drop-off location on your way home from work, and enjoy your fresh veggies all week for a minimum of 12 weeks! It's easier than a weekly trip to the farmer's market.
We will hopefully deliver to Calgary, Cochrane, Airdrie, Olds, Didsbury, Sundre, and Carstairs, proud to be a supplier of locally produced food within this 100 mile radius. We strive to produce only the best vegetables with the most responsible farming methods, to bring you the healthiest and highest quality food for your family's table.
We will be offering 100 vegetable CSA full shares for 2012- possibly 150 if demand is high enough. Hopefully, by 2013 we should be able to offer up to 300 shares! By then, we may also have some fruit trees and strawberries producing, and the acre of saskatoons that we planted 2 years ago may be ready to produce. If they do, we will offer fruit CSA's alongside our vegetable ones.
If you're interested in becoming a part of this adventure with us, visit the Sign Up page and fill out a registration form. We'd be happy to have you on board.
Take thy plastic spade,
It is thy pencil; take thy seeds, thy plants,
They are thy colours.
~William Mason, The English Garden, 1782
It is thy pencil; take thy seeds, thy plants,
They are thy colours.
~William Mason, The English Garden, 1782
