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Vintage Quest Acres |
Vintage Quest Acres Farm currently sells fruit, vegetables, edible flowers and eggs. Please look around the website and leave us your contact info if you choose. We'll add you to a contact list noting what you'd like to get from the farm. Contact Farmer Z. |
Download more information: CSA Application Form - Membership Orientation Letter |
Why join a CSA? If all you want is a guaranteed bargain on food then a CSA is not for you. We strive to give members more than they paid for by season's end but there are no guarantees and no refunds. Most likely there will be a 'production curve'. The produce will be good in early season, drop in mid season and increase at the end of the season. June and July are typically more challenging due to pest, heat and water issues although the produce may be heavier. We take measures to increase the chances of a bountiful year, we try to anticipate weather and pests but still there are no guarantees. Having said this, there are many benefits to membership and some of them are: Locally grown, hebicide free and pesticide free, fresh picked produce Varieties of produce not seen often or at all at your store Knowing your farmer personally, connecting with nature and knowing where your food comes from Visiting the farm, petting some animals, learning how food is produced Particpating in food production. Like having a garden but not having to care for it all the time Meeting others interested in healthy food, particpation in community events and building community Helping save the small diversified family farm from extinction Decrease the carbon footprint of the food we eat Increasing national security by increasing the availability of locally grown foods and reducing imports A good chance at receiving a bargain in produce. |
Volunteers. We have had good experience with volunteers from UT. If you know anyone who wants to volunteer please pass on our name. Thanks. |
We don't use nasty chemicals, we just grow good stuff Community Supported Agriculture |