Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)

Are you interested in supporting a local farm and receiving weekly seasonal produce?

Why Eat Local?

Do you like to know how your vegetables are grown?

In many ways eating locally has turned into a fad that has swept across the nation. As fads go…they fade over time. At Abundance Acres we have confidence that eating local is not just a fad, but is ultimately a way to increase local food security, invest in our community and be good stewards of precious resources.

It is also a great way to cultivate relationships which is one of our main goals at Abundance Acres. Get to know your community and the farmers who grow your food!

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Abundance Acres at a Glance

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10+

Years of farming operation at Abundance Acres

20%

Of harvest given away to the community

100%

Volunteer operated

18-20

Weeks of harvest each year

New In 2024

Our operations will be different this season!

For 2024, we will be placing most of the farmland in fallow management. This means we will be growing non-vegetable cover crops. Because of this we will not be selling vegetables via the pre-buy share method. We will, however, continue to grow vegetables in our three greenhouses. We will have a much less diverse production of crops, but we hope to focus our energies on longer shelf-life favorites such as tomatoes, peppers, carrots, beets, etc. These crops will be for sale as supply lasts at the distribution shed. More details will follow next season. We may return to the “share model” for distributing veggies in the future, but look forward to trying something new next summer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Abundance Acres also sells farm fresh eggs as available but there is usually a waiting list. Other products you may find are jams, salsa and other preserves. Be alert for spring seedlings sales too!

The farm also takes whole chicken and turkey meat orders. More information will be available as harvest dates approach. There are generally two harvests, one in mid summer and the other nearer to fall.

In the future Abundance Acres hopes to network with other local farmers and offer their products to our members.

We are not naturally certified or organic. That does not mean we use chemicals and unnatural practices. It simply means that we have decided not to pursue the expensive and time consuming processes of becoming certified. If enough members feel that becoming certified is important to them we may look into this in the future. Please visit our farm to learn more about our techniques and natural farming practices!

A Resource for the Community

Abundance Acres is more than just a farm. We offer beautiful facilities for use and a variety of activities and a way for you to connect with your community.

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