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Winter CSA

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What is a WINTER CSA?

We call it "winter", but basically it's everything opposite summer!  We grow and provide you with the best that fall, winter and spring have to offer!  Utilizing our passive-solar hoop-houses, field crops and storage crops,  we have fed local families through the winter for the past 20 years!  With each CSA pickup, you will receive a set box of vegetables with the additional benefit of a choices you get to make with each CSA box, so you can choose what best suits your family.  We will have extra items available for purchase through our On-line Store, so that you can add on your family favorites and pickup at the same time with your CSA box.

We have OPTIONS!

There are 2 options for the 2024-2025 season:  FALL or FULL length season shares.  Choose Half or Regular share size

All pickups are from the farm in Eagleville TN on Tuesdays from 2-6 pm.

CSA pickups are EVERY OTHER WEEK for the Fall and Winter CSA.

CLICK on MORE INFO for Pricing and payment details.

Fall

Boxes begin Sept 10 -- finishes December 17.

Choose HALF or Regular size share

Best of the end of summer and all of Fall!

Contains greens and root veggies

8 weeks of veggies!

FULL

  Boxes begin Sept 10 -- finishes  May 2025

Choose HALF or Regular size share

Be ALL in and GO full season with us! (we take a 4 week break from Christmas to New Year's)

 

17 weeks of veggies!

On-line Store

Add on to each CSA pickup from our on-line farm store to complete your meal plan until the next pickup!

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What veggies can I expect?

We try to balance our growing between greens and root crops.  Variety is our goal!  Usually your fall boxes contain winter squash, sweet potatoes, potatoes, garlic and a variety of fall greens, plus hot and sweet peppers.   Moving into late fall you can expect broccoli and other brassica type veggies, in addition to more winter squash and sweet potatoes.  January and February are our most challenging growing months, however they can be some of the best eating as the greens are super sweet and are welcome to our “dead of winter” diet.  I love our winter lettuces and greens for soups!  Early spring brings an abundance of lettuces and salad items like radishes, onions, spinach, baby kales and salad mixes.  It also sometimes brings carrots, beets and other long day crops that use that extra sunshine of March for maturing.  Late spring is usually our customer’s favorite…spring weather usually brings strawberries to your boxes along with other yummy spring produce like Swiss chard and a variety of Asian greens. Some variety of Kale is a staple for at least 95% of our CSA season.  

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