FOXTAIL FARM

Spring and Fall CSA

 

 

About the CSASPRING SHARE SIGNUP
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2020 Spring Shares *SOLD OUT*

We reached capacity for this Spring, stay tuned for info about plant start orders and the Fall CSA!

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Spring Share Info & Delivery Dates

We will deliver your 2020 Spring CSA shares every other Thursday starting April 2nd. Here are the dates:

April 2
April 16
April 30
May 14
May 28

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What is a CSA?

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. CSA members purchase a “share” of the farm’s produce. In our Spring CSA, produce is delivered throughout the season (generally early April to late May). The farmer benefits by having an established market while the members enjoy a wide variety of fresh produce. In addition, by joining a CSA, members are supporting small scale, local, sustainable farming, and in our case, members support a local year-round food system.

Meet Emmalyn & Cody

We work hard, but we have a lot of fun too! Our passions vary from growing food to playing music to create community through our love of place and the people in it.

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Cheese Add-On for Spring CSA

We’re excited to once again offer Cosmic Wheel Creamery‘s cheese CSA as an add-on to our Spring shares!

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SPRING CSA

DELIVERY AREA/DROP SITES

We have a number of drop sites located around the Twin Cities and in the St. Croix Valley.

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2020 SPRING CSA DELIVERY SCHEDULE

Every other Thursday:
2 April
16 April
30 April
14 May
28 May
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MEMBERSHIP INFO

We’re currently accepting memberships for our 2020 Fall CSA (Spring CSA is SOLD OUT)

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Morganically Grown!!!!

“Morganic” means more than organic. “Certified Organic” is a useful term for food grown by farms thousands of miles away. We are developing a relationship in which both the farmer and consumer know and depend on each other. “Morganic” a term coined by one of our members, is local, grown without pesticides, herbicides or other harmful chemicals, varieties and ingredients are selected for health and taste, and produce sold directly to the consumer. You can talk to the farmers (us!) and tour the farm. That is the only way to be sure of what you are eating.