"I love that my CSA
produces good soil,
good food, and a good
relationship with its
members." - Bev
Additional Share Options
Cheese Share
Enjoy cheeses from three local dairies. All raise grass fed cows with out the use of antibiotics and hormones. Most of the cheeses are made from raw milk and aged for at least 60 days. Cheese will come in 8-12 oz blocks. $220 per share.
Swiss, Vintage Mayberry (aged pasteurized white cheddar), Flavored Jacks, Gouda, Flora, Jump back Jack, Colby, Feta, Sandcrest Jack
Sunset Acres
Cheddar, Gouda,Baby Swiss, Smoked Cheddar, Horseradish, Colby, Garlic and Dill, Sharp Cheddar, Pepper Jack
Meadow Valley
Havarti, Colby, Gouda, Jalapeno, Cheddar, Pepper Jack, Swiss, Monterey Jack
Shiitake Mushroom
Shares $9/lb
Shiitakes are grown by LIFE Farm .Shiitakes are nutricious and a great protien source for vegans and vegetarians. They also dry very easily in a paper bag in the fridge. Save some for winter soups. Available in full and half pounds, as well as weekly or every other week.
Egg Shares
$4.25 per dozen per week.
Most Eggs come from This Old Farm – Jessica Smith raises over 400 laying hens in portable, predator resistant pens. They are kept on fresh pasture or in their winter housing connected to the garden. Grazing is supplemented with locally produced organic grains.
Some eggs come from Bobbi's flock in Owen County. Bobbi currently has 100 free ranging hens. In the summer season they move to portable housing in order to access fresh pasture and help the soil building program. They are supplimented with non-GMO feeds.
Coffee Shares 1 lb. per week - $11, ½ lb. per week - $6.
Coffee Shares feature Brown County Roasters’ (Nick Schultz) locally roasted organic and fair trade coffees.Coffee comes in whole beans. Choose from dark, mild or decaf.
Local Fare Share
Thanks to everyone who valued the Local Fare Share. Due to the diversity of interest in specific items, we have decided to offer more specific options, such as cheese. We will be talking to some vendors about special order options for other items. Look for updates in your newsletters.
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