CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture.

This model connects people directly with farmers. Created in response to a globalized food economy, CSAs provide consumers with secure access to local food. Not only that, participating in a CSA creates a community for consumers to develop relationships with the people that grow their food and support them directly!

Organic: foods grown without artificial pesticides or fertilizers. The term also refers to living things or the material that they produce; grown in and preserved by nature.

​IPM (Integrated Pest Management): a broad practice that integrates physical and chemical tools for pest control. This approach minimizes health risks, environmental impact, and economic strain. Pesticides are commonly used as a last resort and chosen with regard to human health and environmental effect.

Our farm is organic, but our CSA program is a mix of organic and IPM produce due to our collaborative model!

Being an organic farm can come at a cost to the farmer. Maintaining an organic certification comes with annual fees, more expensive materials, and a challenging transition period. Many small farms can’t justify making the switch, but still operate in ethical, environmentally-focused, and health-conscious ways.

Our CSA will always be a mix of organic and IPM produce. If you are looking for a strictly organic CSA, we may not be the right fit for you. We encourage you to join the CSA that best suits you!

Absolutely! We encourage all our members to stop by the farm. Get to know our team, take part in Pick Your Own, and see what we do!

We are happy to collect your share boxes. You can leave them out where you receive your weekly delivery, and one of our team members will pick them up.

Absolutely! You can leave a delivery note in your Farmigo account or email us directly at csa@fairgrownfarm.com.

Yes! Starting in the 2026 season, our fields are open to the public. Come on out and pay per picked crop!