Do you accept credit cards?
Yes. We have a secure website for credit card transactions. ...
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FAQs
Is there a deadline to sign up?
Strictly speaking, there is no deadline, but membership in an active season may be sold out; check with us for availability. ...
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Where are your drop sites located?
We will be working hard to get as many of our drop points identified for 2010 as soon as possible. As interest develops in different communities, we will quickly move to establish the drop site for that ...
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Will Pinckney's Produce grow any fruits?
We have planted blueberries and blackberries and hope to have them for the 2011 seasons. ...
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What type of shares are available and how much do they cost?
Our Spring season lasts 13 weeks, and our Fall season lasts 11 weeks. We offer four share sizes. The small share is great for 1 person and costs $234. The Medium share is good for 2 or 3 people and costs ...
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What is a CSA?
A Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program unites members of a community with farmers and the land. Members of the program purchase a subscription to a farm’s harvest at the beginning of the ...
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What is the best way to store the vegetables?
Different sources provide a variety of suggestions and storing techniques. We have enjoyed the comprehensive “Food Storage Tips” guide devised by Full Circle Farm in Carnation, Washington (www.fullcirclefarm.com/storage). ...
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Why join a CSA for my vegetables?
Joining a CSA program provides you with the knowledge of where and how your food is grown, and access to produce that is fresh and harvested within, at the most, 24-48 hours of delivery. There is no mystery ...
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When are the specific crops harvested?
Spring crop harvest begins in mid-April. The first produce delivered are cold, hardy products such as collards, beets, and turnips, as well as English peas, rutabaga, lettuce, and mustard greens. May brings ...
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How many pesticides do you use on the farm?
Our use and application of pesticides (herbicides, fungicides, and insecticide)
to our vegetables is with great care and concern for our personal family and our member
family’s health and safety. ...
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Will the vegetables on your farm be certified USDA organic?
No. This is a three year process. However, it is of the up most importance to us to provide our customers the safest produce possible. Our family will not only be eating these vegetables, but also working ...
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Can we visit the farm?
It is our wish for you to feel a part of the farm; therefore, scheduled visits can be arranged. We plan to have an open house for our membership, hopefully around mid season. It will be a priority to keep ...
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What products will you grow this spring season?
For the spring and early summer season, we will be growing beets, cabbage, collards, carrots, eggplant, lettuce, kale, mustard, turnips, green onions, English peas. Potatoes, green beans, broccoli, yellow ...
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