Fresh Every Week. Grown Close to Home.

Community Supported Agriculture connects local farms and local families through a seasonal subscription.

Members pay for a share of the harvest, and the farm uses that support to plan, plant, and grow throughout the season. In return, members receive fresh food directly from the farm while sharing in the rewards—and some of the uncertainty—of local agriculture.

Weekly shares always include nutrient dense vegetables at peak ripeness, one dozen farm-fresh eggs and – only on the first pickup of each month – a jar of local raw honey. Just because we can, we’ll occasionally include fresh herbs, a tray or two of fresh microgreens or interesting ancestral additions you won’t find at any grocery store in the wiregrass!

You can collect your fresh harvest directly from our farm or designated distribution points each week. To insure peak quality and freshness you’ll select your pickup point when you subscribe- this location can be changed at anytime

We use a farmer’s-choice model, so each share reflects what is fresh and abundant that week.

We are happy to accommodate known dietary needs and preferences when possible, including avoiding nightshades, high-oxalate foods, or spicy vegetables. However, please understand that we cannot rebuild each box from week to week or accommodate last-minute changes.

You may not want them.. and that’s fine. You can opt out of eggs and or honey if you have an alternate source

Nope, and doubt we ever will be because of the bureaucratic expenses and logistical hassles required. We do farm sustainable and strictly use no synthetic pesticides or harsh sprays, striving to minimize chemical inputs. We’re feeding our families too and everything we grow is produced safely, transparently, and in harmony with our local ecosystem.

Most of it. Our cooperative grows approximately 85–90% of what we distribute.

For a few crops that are difficult to produce at our scale or in our specific growing conditions, we may work with trusted local farm neighbors. Examples may include sweet corn or peas. Whenever an item comes from another local grower, we will identify it clearly.

Our subscription seasons are aligned with growth and seasonality of vegetables in the garden. We work on three …

We want and need satisfied subscribers. If you have any problems at all, call Laura.