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Community Supported Agriculture is a way for people living apart from a farm to have an on-farm experience. Members of a CSA buy shares in a farm, and receive a certain amount of fresh, locally grown food every week. At some farms each share member is asked to work on the farm; at others the work requirement is optional or nonexistent. In any case, share members not only get organically grown produce from NOFA farmers, but support organic farmers by assuring them of a certain level of income for the year.

If you have a CSA and would like to see it listed here, please follow this link and use the form to submit your CSA.

For a more comprehensive list of CSAs in other states, please check out the
list compiled by Robyn van En Center at Wilson College.

Find a CSA near you, and sign up as soon as possible!


Appleton Farms
Jamie Barrett
219 County Road
Ipswich, MA 01938
(978) 356-1655
Fax: 978-412-9587
www.appletonfarms.org  
jbarrett@ttor.org

Appleton Farms is 1000-acre property, managed by The Trustees of Reservations, a Massachusetts nonprofit land conservation organization. Besides vegetable fields for a 500 share CSA, the farm also includes hayfields, woods, wetlands, livestock, and a grass-based dairy herd. The farm is convenient to several towns, to beautiful beaches, and to the Boston commuter rail.

Bay End Farm
David Ingersoll
400 Head of the Bay Road
Buzzards Bay, MA 02532
(508) 759-8050
Fax: (508) 759-3036
erin@bayendfarm.com
http://www.bayendfarm.com

Bay End Farm is a 5 acre certified organic farm in Buzzards Bay, MA. We operate a 90 member CSA,our season runs from mid June to the end of October. 20 week membership is $500. Pick up/delivery days are Wednesdays from 3-6pm. Wide variety of produce offered, please visit our website:www.bayendfarm.com for more details.

Busa Farm CSA
Dennis Busa
PO Box 750017
Arlington, MA 02475
(781) 648-5117
www.busafarm.com

The CSA had ca. 100 members last year, and can accomodate up to 150 this year. The Busa Farm is located at 52 Lowell St., Lexington, next to the Arlington Reservoir. Season : May 30-October 28Large Share 16 bunches of produce (up to 24 lbs), $600Regular Share 10 bunches 8-16 lbs $405Small Share 6 bunches 5-10 lbs $255 Pick-up days: Tuesday/Thursday 5-6, Saturday 11-12, at the farm. Produce: Dozens of farm-grown vegetables - ranging from Asian greens and peas to tomatoes and sweet corn. Local barter allows us to offer potatoes and pumpkins in the fall. PYO peas, basil, cherry tomatoes, herbs, beans, and flowers,Work Opportunities: Plenty! Volunteers plant, harvest, and distribute food.

Belmont CSA
Gretta Anderson
P.O. Box 533
34 Glenn Road
Belmont, MA 02478
(781) 507-6602
BelmontCSA@gmail.com

The Belmont CSA is a community supported farm. We grow over fifty varieties of vegetables, herbs and melons for summer and winter CSA, restaurants, wholesale markets and hunger relief organizations in the Belmont-Cambridge area.

There is one main season Belmont CSA. Weather permitting, share distribution will start early- to mid-May and run through mid-October. The cost of the share is $600. We also offer a Winter share. The Winter CSA share contains cool season leafy greens and root vegetables. It is distributed once a month in October, November and December. The cost of the Winter CSA share is $230.

Updated information about the Belmont CSA and farm events can be found at www.localharvest.org/csa or www.BelmontCSA.blogspot.com.

Brookfield Farm
Dan Kaplan
PO Box 227
Amherst MA 01004
413-253-7991
info@brookfieldfarm.org
www.brookfieldfarm.org

Brookfield Farm is a 525-share CSA with distribution sites in Amherst, Arlington, Lexington, Cambridge, Jamaica Plain, and Newton. The cost of a share is $490. Pick up days are Tuesdays & Thursdays from 2-7PM and Saturdays from 8-1PM. We deliver to the Boston Area sites on Thursdays. We grow over 200 different varieties of vegetables, small fruit, herbs, and flowers. Check out our website, www.brookfieldfarm.org, for more info and sign up forms.

Colchester Neighborhood Farm
Connie Maribett
90 Brook st
Plympton, MA 02367
(781) 585-9670
www.colchesterneighborhoodfarm.com

Colchester Neighborhood Farm is a Bicentennial Farm located in Plympton MA. We operate a 60 member CSA, from mid June to October first. We offer 2 share sizes, Jumbo share for $550.00 to feed 4-6 people and Standard share for $450.00 which feeds 2-4. We also offer farm raised meats and poultry.

Carraig Farm
Tamara Buckley-Leclerc
179 West Road
Ashby, MA 01431
(978) 386-2379
www.carraigfarm.com tamara@carraigfarm.com

Carraig Farm is a family run farm practicing organic and sustainable farming. Using rotational grazing our animals are grass fed along with natural pest control management. Animals include sheep, dairy goats, poultry, horses and llamas.

Organic freezer lamb and poultry are available along with vegetables, handspun yarn, fiber, goats milk soap and CSA shares. CSA shares can be purchased either whole or half and include baked bread, veggies and goats milk soap. Pick up is Sunday morning/afternoon or by appointment during week at our Ashby location. Weekly spinning lessons are additionally available.

CSA subscriptions now open for 2008 in both Ashby and Dedham, Ma. Please call Tamara to sign up or with any questions. Free range heritage poultry will be avaialable every 2 months beginning end of April 2008, lamb available in August of 2008.

Coyote Hill Farm
Gloria and Ervin Meluleni
250 Martindale Road
Bernardston, MA 01337
413-648-0056
GloriaM@Valinet.com
www.coyotehillfarm.com

We have about 3 acres involved in production of vegetables,fruit, and flowers. We do not use any chemical fertilizers or pesticides. We grow a wide variety of vegetables and flowers that range over the entire growing season. We also have an orchard of about 80 trees that include apples, peaches, and pears. We have built a passive solar greenhouse that we have used to extend the season with winter greens and early tomatoes and peppers. We have just added a photo voltaic system that will supply us with most of our electrical needs. We sell our produce at the end of Martindale Road, the Northfield Farmers Market in Northfield and Greenfield\'s Market in Greenfield, Mass. We have a small CSA which we like to increase to about 12 members. Our operation is run by just the two of us.

Crabapple Farm
Tevis Stites-Robertson or Desiree Robertson-Dubois
PO Box 263, 100 Bryant Street
Chesterfield, MA 01012
(413) 296-0310
crabapplefarm@verizon.net www.carraigfarm.com

Crabapple Farm CSA shareholders get a canvas tote bag (three size options) to fill with their choice of the available crops each week. In addition, we offer a PYO area for shareholders which includes flowers, herbs, peas, beans, and cherry tomatoes. All produce certified organic. Full Season runs from June into November, Peak Season shares run July through October. Pick-up times are Monday and Thursday afternoons, 2-6pm. Pricing is on a sliding scale, with six options, from $270 to $850. Produce available for retail sale during distribution times as well as pasture-raised eggs, lamb, beef, and other products. Call or email with your address to receive a brochure.

Farmer Dave's at Dumaresq Farm
David Dumaresq
437 Parker Road
Dracut, MA 01826
978-710-6120
Fax: 978-454-3494
farm@farmerdaves.net
www.farmerdaves.net

This 30 acre farm was preserved and purchased by Farmer Dave in 2006. 2008 is the first year of the on farm CSA. Farmer Dave grows a wide array of fruits and vegetables. The CSA sign up is limited to 40 people and is expected to end in the beginning of June. Pick up is every Tuesday afternoon beginning July 1st and ending November 11th. The 20 week regular vegetable share is $450. Optional super shares, fruit shares, and cut flower shares are available. Check the web site for additional information.

The Farm School
Jennifer Core
488 Moore Hill Road
Athol, MA 01331
978.249.2656
jennifer@farmschool.org
www.farmschool.org

20 Weeks of abundant, super-fresh, organic vegetables and berries grown by our student-farmers and the experienced instructors who work beside them. We deliver weekly to Cambridge and Watertown and also have an on-farm pick-up Tuesdays or Thursdays June through October.A $600 membership includes a hearty 3/4 bushel box. Additionally, we have fresh-cut flowers, eggs, and all-natural and grass-fed pork, beef and lamb available for purchase at pick-up.

Imagine, you get healthy, local, delicious vegetables all season long AND you help to educate adults in the craft of farming. To reserve a share simply send in your $600 check (installments are possible) along with your name, email and telephone number AND the day (Tuesdays or Thursday) and location ( Cambridge, Watertown, On-Farm) for pick-up to: The Farm School CSA 488 Moore Hill Road Athol, MA 01331

Greater Newburyport CSA
Bonnie
128 High Road
Newbury, MA 01951
978 465-2913
newburyportcsa@yahoo.com
www.greaternewburyportcsa.com

The Greater Newburyport CSA program is still accepting new members for the 2009 season. We currently serve over one hundred shareholders from Newburyport, West Newbury, Amesbury, Boxford, Salem, Beverly, Peabody, Andover, Rowley, Ipswich, Haverhill and southern New Hampshire.

The Greater Newburyport CSA program is operated by Great Marsh Organics, a certified organic farm located in Newbury, MA. Our CSA Pick-Your-Own vegetable, herb, and flower garden is also certified organic.

The produce delivered for our weekly CSA distribution is organically grown. We welcome dogs during distribution hours and will be expanding our offerings to include a baked goods share and specialty items. Please visit us @ www.greaternewburyportcsa.comto learn more, or call us @ 978 465-2913.

Green Meadows Farm
Andrew Rodgers
656 Asbury Street
South Hamilton, MA 01982
(978)468-3720, farmstand: 978-468-2277
gm@gmfarm.com
www.gmfarm.com

Green Meadows Farm is a certified organic farm on over 230 acres located in South Hamilton, Ma. The farm offers a summer season CSA, and a winter produce co-op. Along with produce, Green Meadows Farm raises heritage breed lamb, pigs, turkeys, chickens and eggs. Local meat, cheese, grocery and gift items are available at their farmstand.

Greenwich Springs Farm
Margarita Brown
1667 Greenwich Road
Hardwick, MA 01037
(413)967-4072
greenwichsprings@verizon.net

Greenwich Springs Farm is a organically operated and grass based small farm located in the Town of Hardwick near gate 43 of the Quabbin Reservoir. This year we will offer 20 weekly shares of our organic vegetable CSA at $450. Our season will run from June through October. We offer flexible payments as well as the possibility of work exchange. Pick up days are Tuesdays and Saturdays after 1 p.m. We plan to have an exciting array of vegetables and flowers as well as herd shares of grass fed raw goat milk, cheese, cream and butter. The dairy products will be limited so call or email to reserve your herd share early!

Heirloom Harvest CSA
John Mitchell
See website for directions
Wesstboroug, MA 01581
508.963.7792
farmer@heirloomharvestcsa.com
www.heirloomharvestcsa.com

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Heirloom Harvest Community Farm and CSA is a 200-plus member certified organic farm located in Westborough, MA. We off full-size shares at $600 per share. An installment plan is available for those who cannot pay all at once (see website). The CSA share season runs from the last week of May/first week of June through the end of October. Share pickup days are Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Pickups are at the farm, and at locations in Plainville, Millis, Brookline and Cambridge/Arlington. We are also looking for new pickup sites if your backyard or front porch is available! We are also looking for workshare who work 8 hours in exchange for a share of produce (see website for details). Separate from the CSA share, we sell loca goat cheese, cookbooks and an apple share that starts in August.
We have sold out every season since we opened so contact us soon.

Kettle Pond Farm
Stephen Murray
181 Bayview Ave,
Berkley, MA 02779
508-822-6919
kettlepondfarm@gmail.com
www.kettlepondfarm.com

Kettle Pond Farm is a refreshing, certified organic vegetable oasis located in Berkley, MA on the Taunton River. The farm consists of forested walking trails, hay pastures and an organic vegetable operation. This includes a sixty member Community Supported Agriculture program (CSA) and a seasonal farm stand.

Kettle Pond Farm is practicing sustainable agriculture and stewardship of open space. It is a place where the community can learn about the natural world and the importance of small-scale, organic agriculture for the health of the environment, individuals and local communities. Learning can take place through our summer educational programs or through impromptu farm visits.

Land’s Sake Farm
Grey Lee
27 Crescent St (office) 90 Wellesley St (Farm)
Weston, MA 02493
(781) 893-1162
www.landssake.org
greylee@gmail.com

Land's Sake Farm is part of a community stewardship organization of the same name that runs the farm, maintains town conservation land, ecologically manages private land and provides educational programming for a variety of students of all ages. For more information, please visit our website at www.landssake.org.

Our CSA is structured as follows: Full Share: Weekly produce pickup on either Tuesday or Thursday from 1-7PM at the farm. Produce availability varies weekly throughout the season. Not a prepacked share; fill a bag with your choice of most vegetables(some may have a maximum based on supply). Cherry tomatoes, flowers, peas, beans, and herbs are pick-your-own everyday from 10-6 when in season. Cost $600.

Lindentree Farm CSA
Moira or Ari
10 Old Concord Road
Lincoln, MA 01773
(781) 259-1259
lindentreefarm@att.net

Lindentree Farm CSA, located in Lincoln, MA has aprox. 200 shares and has been certified organic since 1994. Pick up is at the farm only. There are three pick up days to choose from: Tues. and Thurs 1:30 -7:30 and Sat. 12-4 p.m. The season runs from June through October 20-22 weeks depending on the seaosn. All members must each do a total of four hours work for the summer, and new members must attend a preseason orientation to join. There are two size shares: LARGE $775 plus a new member $50 registration fee, or SMALL $625 plus a $50 new member registration fee. There are work opportunities available. We welcome inquiries at either 781-259-1259 or lindentreefarm@att.net. Call or email for the brochure and application.

Luna Farm
Lydia Sisson
P.O. Box 1863
Lowell,MA 01853
617.680.8335
lunafarmcsa@gmail.com
www.localharvest.org/farms/M25085?ul

Luna Farm, located in North Reading, is a five acre farm with two and a half acres in vegetable production; which embodies the ideals of Community Supported Agriculture. Community members may buy a share in the farm and in return receive fresh produce weekly from Mid-June to October. Luna Farms also sells weekly into a local Co-op.

The mission of Luna Farm is to provide the community with fresh produce grown using sustainable and organic techniques and provide a holistic approach to food security and access.

Luna Farm offers 30 CSA shares for the 2009 season which will be distributed in the Cambridge/Somerville and North Reading, MA areas.

Many Hands Organic Farm
Julie Rawson, Jack Kittredge
411 Sheldon Road
Barre, MA 01005
(978) 355-2853
Fax: (978) 355-4046
farm@mhof.net
http://www.mhof.net

Many Hands Organic Farm, a CSA since 1992, utilizes two - three intensely farmed acres to raise produce and small fruit. We are certified organic by Baystate Organic Certifiers. We will be running a 120 member 20 week summer CSA, a fruit share - 30 members and a flower shore - 30 members. Additionally we will run a 6 week spring share - 25 members, and a 5 week fall CSA - 25 members, making it possible to participate for 31 weeks of the year.

Share prices
Spring – May 9 – June 13 - $150
Summer – June 16 – October 31 - $550
Summer Flowers - $575 (only available to summer shareholders)
Summer Fruit - $75(only available to summer shareholders)
Fall - November 6 - December 4 - $125
Check our website around January 1 for specific crop details and to sign up for 2009. We also offer certified organic vegetable seedlings, flowers for weddings, garlic for seed and braids, chicken, pork and lard, turkeys and geese.

Moose Hill Community Farm
293 Moose Hill Street
Sharon, MA 02067
781-784-5691
moosehill@massaudubon.org
www.massaudubon.org/moosehill

Moose Hill Community Farm is a collaboration between Mass Audubon\'s Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary and Ward\'s Berry Farm in Sharon, MA. We currently offer 150 shares. Full shares are $600 and single shares are $350. We will be expanding for the 2009 season. We offer vegetables, flowers, herbs, strawberries and melons from early June through October. Shareholders commit to six hours of work during the season.

Mountain View Farm
Ben Perrault
393 East Street
Easthampton, MA 01027
413.329.8189
413.585.5767
mountainviewfarmer@hotmail.com
www.mountainviewfarmcsa.com

Mountain View Farm is a 400+ member CSA with distribution sites in Easthampton and Springfield. The cost of a share is based on a sliding scale from $435-$535. Pick up days are Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-6:30PM and Fridays from 1-4PM. We grow over 200 different varieties of vegetables, small fruit, herbs, and flowers. Check out our website, www.mountainviewfarmcsa.com, for more info and sign up forms.

Moon In The Pond Organic Farm
Dominic Palumbo
816 Barnum Street
Sheffield, MA 01257-9662
(413) 229-3092
Fax: (413) 229-3092
dom@mooninthepond.com
http://www.mooninthepond.com

100 members, shares levels are $1,000/Planter, $500/Tiller, and$250/Seeder with payment plans available.

Full year season. Pickup days: Any day, any time, year-round at the farm by arrangement and/or Fridays at the Sheffield Farmers' Market (mid-May through mid-October 4-7pm).

Products offered: Beef, veal, pork, lamb, chicken, goat, turkey, goose, duck, sausages, bacon, guanciale, pancetta, eggs, milk, , a wide variety of all heirloom vegetables, yarn, wool, sheepskins, tours, workshops, etc. Work-trade opportunities are available. When considering the wide range of customers preferences and prices of cuts and the difficulty in divvying up each animal to members, Dom "came up with" (stole) the idea of farm currency. We print Moon In The Pond Farm money in various denominations (5s, 10s, 20s) and sell "Bacon Bucks" bundles of $150, $250, or $500 anytime during the year. Bucks can be redeemed at any time, for anything that the farm offers as it is available. This system for our CSA allows maximum flexibility so members may join to support the work of the farm at anytime and purchase/redeem their shares as they like, when they like. Bacon Bucks participants (barter is acceptable payment) receive my occasional e-mail update and pre-notice about what's available, upcoming, and happening on the farm. They also are welcome at the farm for a free-guided tour and to visit (by arrangement) after that.

There are no deadlines on purchasing or redeeming shares.

Natural Roots
David Fisher and Anna Maclay
888 Shelburne Falls Road
Conway, MA 01341
(413) 369-4269
csa@naturalroots.com
www.naturalroots.com

In 2009 we will have shares for 180-190 families. A large share is about the size of a paper grocery bag and costs $525. A share is equivalent to about 2/3 of that size and costs $350. Low income shares available in limited supply. Flexible payment plans can be arranged. Email us with your address and we'll send you a brochure. Pick up days are Tuesdays and Fridays, 3:30-6:30 pm. Our season runs from the first week in June through the end of October or early November, depending on the season. As a shareholder you will choose from a large array of seasonal vegetables with which to fill your weekly share. These may include a variety of salad greens, lettuce, arugula, radishes, cooking greens, watermelons, carrots, beets, potatoes, onions, leeks, broccoli, cabbage, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, cucumbers, summer squash, herbs including dill, cilantro, parsley, and basil, garlic, scallions, winter squash, parsnips, celery and celeriac, just to name a few! We also provide the opportunity for you-picking crops such as peas, beans, cherry tomatoes, and raspberries! From our former flock of sheep we offer our own dyed and natural colored yarn, roving, washed wool, and sheepskins. As a shareholder you will have the opportunity to shop weekly for other local goods such as bread, cheese, yoghurt, maple syrup, honey, and miso at our farm shop. Partial season fruit and flower shares also available at additional cost.

Newton Community Farm
Greg Maslowe
303 Nahanton Street
Newton, MA 02459-2900
617-916-9655
newtoncommunityfarm@comcast.net
www.newtoncommunityfarm.org

Newton Community Farm is an intensive, 1-acre market garden supplying produce to a 62 member CSA, two farmers\' markets, and an on-site farm stand. CSA shares run from early June to late October (approx. 20 weeks). Weekly shares cost $525 with a 12-hour work commitment for the season. Alternate week shares cost $275 with a 6-hour work commitment. Pick ups take place at the farm Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3-7 pm. Each week you choose which day you\'d like to come. Shares include some PYO items, such as cherry tomatoes, peas, beans, and herbs. PYO can be done at the pick ups, or on Saturdays. For more information about the CSA, and for an enrollment form, visit our website www.newtoncommunityfarm.org We offer two work for shares to our farmers\' market managers. Interested persons should contact the Farm Manager at 617-916-9655.

Picadilly Farm
Jenny & Bruce Wooster
264 South Parrish Rd
Winchester, NH 03470
603-239-8718
csa@picadillyfarm.com
Website: www.picadillyfarm.com

Picadilly Farm offers Full Season and Winter Season CSA shares at our farm in Winchester, NH, 1/2 mile from NORTHFIELD, MA. We also offer delivered shares to ARLINGTON, BELMONT and BEDFORD, MA. We work in partnership with Long Hill Orchard, to offer CSA shares in the WEST NEWBURY, MA area. PLease contact us for more information about our farm and our CSA shares.

Pleasant Lake Farm
Skipper Lee
Address: 2 birch drive
Harwich, MA 02645
508.432.1992
info@pleasantlakefarm.com
www.pleasantlakefarm.com

This will be our first year with a csa.we will be growing seasonal vegitables and cut flowers.

Powisset Farm
37 Powisset Street
Dover, MA 02030
508-785-0339
thetrustees.org

Powisset Farm is a property of the Trustees of Reservations. We are a 200-person CSA, that grows on 10 acres. We also donate food to local hunger relief organizations, and sell to restaurants in the Boston area. We are open for volunteers to drop in on Fridays from 8-5pm, and Saturdays from 1-5pm. We also sell grass-fed beef, raised at Appleton Farms in Ipswich, MA, and we sell our own pork.

Red Fire Farm
Ryan Voiland
7 Carver Street
Granby, MA 01033
413-467-7645
413-467-7645
redfirefarm@gmail.com
www.redfirefarm.com

Red Fire Farm specializes in diversity growing over 300 different varieties of organic vegetables, berries, melons, plants and flowers each growing season. CSA members pick up a freshly harvested produce selection weekly at the farm and other locations. Also the members enjoy the pick your own crops of peas, beans, basil, cherry tomatoes, stawberries and flowers. Other CSA locations include Springfield farmers market at the X, Old Depot Gardens in Montague and locations in Cambridge, Jamaica Plain, Somerville and Brighton.

Farm stands at the farm and Old Depot Gardens are open to the public 7 days a week, 10 - dusk with a full selection of organic vegetables and local products. Please visit our website for more information: www.redfirefarm.com

Seaweed & Codfish Herb Farm
Veronica Worthington
89 fisk street
West dennis, ma 02670
508-364-5821
veronica_worthington@yahoo.com
www.localharvest.org/farms/M8320

"The role of sustainable agriculture, whether in farming, processing, distribution, or consumption, is to sustain and enhance the health of ecosystems and organisms from the smallest in the soil to human beings.\"

SALAD CLUB MEMBERSHIPS We offer special order plug trays of heirloom vegetables, a \"SALAD CLUB\" ( offering a rotation of 30 plus varieties of heirloom lettuce,field greens, spinach, edible flowers and in season salad veggies & herbs) , fresh & dried cut flowers . We also offer a \"FIELD HARVEST CSA \" offering snap peas, beans, lettuce, field greens, squash, root crops, tomatoes, cucumbers, cut flowers and more.

Silverbrook Farm
Andrew Pollock
592 Chase Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
508-991-5185
farmsilverbrook@aol.com
www.SIlverbrookDartmouth.com

Growing organically. Operate a 6 farm CSA in Dartmouth with Deliveries to the Cape and a Bicycle deliver CSA to the Boston area. Market pick up CSA in Codman Square section of Dorchester.

Simple Gifts Farm
Jeremy Barker Plotkin
1089 N. Pleasant St.
P.O.Box 9631
Amherst, MA 01002
(413)323-9608
jbp@the-spa.com www.simplegiftsfarmcsa.com

Weekly array of fresh, clean, organic produce from June through October. A full share (sliding scale $400-500)is typically enough for 2-4 adults, a half share (sliding scale $225-275) is enough for 1-2 adults. Pick up is at the North Amherst Community Farm, 1 mile north of U. Mass, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-7:30 p.m. Farm-raised meat and other local products are available for additional purchase. We are located on land that was preserved from development by an extraordinary community effort. 2008 will be our second year on the land, and our tenth farming season. Send us an email with your address and we'll send you out a brochure.

Sweewilliam Farm
Rob/Caroline Nicholson
153 North St
Upton, MA 01568

508-529-2000
sweetwilliamfarm@charter.net
www.sweetwilliamfarm.biz

Sweetwilliam Farm, located in Upton MA, has expanded its farming operation for the 2008 season while being environmentally conscious. We are taking organic growing to a new level, sustainable agriculture. Our organically grown produce and free-range, Auracana egg business has expanded this year to include Boston restaurants, local super markets, as well as taking on CSA members. Also new is a wonderful three season green house! We are reducing our carbon footprint in our country store too! We take pride in providing top quality food and gifts almost all of which are made in New England. A large selection comes from MA; we even have an Upton corner. Our super premium ice cream is made the old-fashioned way by a wonderful 'mom & pop' team right here in MA.

Waltham Fields Community Farm
Amanda Cather
240 Beaver St.
Waltham, MA 02452
781-899-2403
www.communityfarms.org

Sold Out for 2008 Walthman Fields Community Farm is a project of community Farms Outreach, a nonprofit organization supporting hunger relief, eductation, and farm preservation. Our CSA has 300 members. There is one share size, $500 for 20 weeks of distribution. Installment plan options are available. Pickups are at the farm, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, from 3:00 to 7:00 PM. Fruit shares ($65) and winter shares ($100) are also available. There is no work requirement for shareholders, but we welcome them to the fields and our organization. Our produce is sustainably grown and includes everything from Arugula to Zucchinis including pick-your-own herbs and flower boquetts. See our website for more information, a CSA commitment form, and the answers to FAQ.

World PEAS Cooperative
Kimberley Fitch
9 Central Street, Suite 402
Lowell, MA 01852
978-654-6745
nesfp@tufts.edu
www.nesfp.org

Sold Out for 2008* - World PEAS (\"People Enhancing Agricultural Sustainability\") Cooperative is part of the New Entry Sustainable Farming Project, a nonprofit organization made up of immigrant and other beginning farmers. Our CSA began in 2006 and currently has 100 members. In 2008, shareholders pay $500 for an 18-week distribution. Pickups take place at our farm in Dracut, MA on Thursdays, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. Distribution sites in other communities (\"clusters\") are arranged with a minimum of 25 shareholders for an extra $25 fee. Fruit shares ($60) and winter shares ($75) are also available. There is no work requirement for shareholders. We use sustainable production methods. Shareholders enjoy both \"ethnic\" vegetables from the homelands of our farmers, and traditional vegetables. Please visit our website to learn more: www.nesfp.org , click on World PEAS Coop.

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