Farm News
Boo-quets, spooky veggies and darker days ahead.
Happy Halloween!
Transform your veg and get crafty with your party appetizers this weekend - Jalapeno popper mummies; Bell Peppers sliced into spines, ribs, and skeleton bones; Radish eyeballs; shrunken head Potatoes... endless, fun ideas!
This Weeks Harvest:
New Crops - Lettuce Mix and Cabbage, Arugula, Radish, Scallions, Peppers (bells, jalapeno, ancho), Kales, Sweet Potatoes, Yellow Potatoes, Parsley, Butternut squash, Yellow Onions, Mushrooms and Flowers.
Boo-quets
Moody and aromatic marigolds, snapdragons and eucalyptus. Although we had a hard freeze, we did protect our crops and continue to harvest amazing flowers and more through the fall. Skip Produce Junction and get REAL flowers AND FOOD grown right here, nearly all year round!
Daylight Savings and Darker Days -
PLEASE NOTE CHANGES
November Schedule, New Days/Hours
BEGINS NEXT WEEK:
Open Fridays and Saturdays 11AM - 4PM.
11/6-7, 11/13-14, 11/20-21
Closed Thursdays in Nov.
December Schedule to be determined.
Market Card Members, as a reminder, you have from June through the end of this season to make purchases on your accounts; balances do not carry over to next year.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT IN THE FALL!
New Crops and Scented Bouquets
On the farm this week:
New Crops! Arugula, Broccoli, (limited quantities, just coming in), Lettuce mix, Kales (curly and flat leaf types), Butternut and Buttercup squash, Gold Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Peppers (sweet and hots), Eggplant, Scallions, Herbs (parsley, dill) and Mushrooms.
Cold snap coming -
getting ready to protect our sensitive crops this weekend!
OUR BOUQUETS -
100% grown by us - chemical free.
Breathe in a Bouquet.
Scented Bouquets:
Marigold and eucalyptus, paired with delicate snapdragons and zinnia.
WHAT'S FOR DINNER?
Homemade ravioli and our tomato sauce; Sicklers Farm hot dogs and our sauerkraut; Griggstown Farm chicken sausage with our greens and pasta; Sweeet potato tacos - Sicklers ground beef, top with our scallions...
FARM JARS
Specialty, seasonal products - when farm jars are gone, they are gone until next year! Stock up your pantry.
NATIONAL FARMERS DAY…
Visit us for farm food, flowers, meats and more. Support local farms activities.
Working Dog and R&J Farms - pumpkin picking, sweet potato digging and more - check them out this weekend!
Thank you for your support this fall season;
still lots “growing on” around here!
Sweets, Corn, and New Items in Stock
This Week's Harvest
Butternut and Buttercup squash, Sweet Potatoes, Gold Potatoes, Lettuce Mix (Rancocas Farm), Mushrooms (Faith Farm), Corn (Pastore Orchard), Onions, Peppers (bells, jalapeno, ancho and shishito), Kales (curly and flat leaf types), Eggplant, Scallions, Parsley and Flower bouquets.
Spice up your gameday - try jalapeno stuffed peppers.
Soup's on - get your greens, onions and more here.
Mac and cheese - make it with butternut - sweet, savory and cheesy.
ON OUR FARM THIS WEEK...
MEATS, POT PIES and RAVIOLI.
Sicklers Farm - Ground Beef, Sun-dried Tomato & Basil Pork Sausage with Asiago, Hot Dogs and Bacon Bits.
Griggstown Farm - Pot Pies (Chicken, Veggie and Beef Shepard's) and Chicken Sausages.
Maria Poggi - handmade ravioli's.
FARM JARS - OUR OWN.
Pickles and Onion Powder are back in stock. Along with Sauerkraut, Tomato Sauce, Garlic Powder and Candied Peppers (with a kick).
WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP IN AGRICULTURE.
Thank you to Assemblywoman Andrea Katz, chairwoman of the Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee for visiting our farm and highlighting women's leadership roles on NJ farms. 2026 is the Year of the Female Farmer - what are we saying?
HOURS
THU AND FRI 10AM-5PM
SAT 10AM-2PM.
Thank you for your business this fall season, we appreciate you!
Pot Pies, Pumpkins and Sunsets
Farm Open for the Fall Ya’ll. Thu and Fri 10AM-5PM and Sat 10AM-2PM.
POT PIES ARE BACK!
Chicken Sausages too, from our farmer friends at Griggstown.
PUMPKINS -
decorative and edible - grown by Fluffy Farm. I can’t resist, I want them all!
Weekly hands-on, bouquet making get-togethers. Get details and tickets for Saturday night. Oct 3rd, 6-8:30 PM. $45/person. We did a trial run with friends and family a few weeks ago and it was such a fun night out on the farm. We incorporated everyone’s suggestions and are looking forward to sharing this sunset experience with you. Socialize, Pick-Your-Own, curated Flower Bar, BYO drinks and snacks. Make it a girls night or date night. Host it with us!
This Weeks Harvest: butternut and buttercup squash, gold potatoes, scallions, kales, onions, peppers, garlic (fresh, powdered and with sea salt), eggplant, peppers (bells, jalapeño, ancho, shishito), parsley and flowers. Much more in the fields in the coming weeks. Deer damage has a few crops behind schedule, but we are on top of it. Spinach and lettuce will be on your plates soon!
More in Store - our own - tomato sauce, sauerkraut, cowboy candy and garlic powder. Jersey Fresh, 100%.
Thank you for your continued support through the fall!
Arts and Crafters Festival Saturday On-Farm
Join Us Saturday, September 12th 10AM-3PM.
9th Annual Arts and Crafters Festival.
Handcrafted goods, intentional artwork, one-of-a-kind pottery, textiles, wood carving, uncommon wares, fresh cut flowers and more – Shop 30 unique vendors – celebrate art and support our communities’ local craftspeople.
Handmade soap, candles, herbals, skin care, felting, soft basketry, pottery, succulents, glassworks, hand-woven throws, brooms, decoys, wood boards, leather works, photography, prints, paintings, drawings, art, jewelry and more.
Stroll the Farm
Bakers, Makers, BBQ and Craft Beer – something for everyone.
Sit in the shade or soak up the fading rays of summer – whatever your vibe, there is a place for you on the farm.
Our Farm-Grown Produce and Products.
From fresh produce to Tomato Sauce.
For the Kids
Face painting, “Touch a Tractor” and treats from the food court (everyone loves an ice crème sammy!).
Artist demos –
from pottery to spinning felt.
We love this day! It is a privilege to share our farm with such kind and talented people!
Shop Local – gather on the farm and directly support the artists and makers.
Saturday, September 12th 10AM-3PM
Free admission, free parking, family friendly.
Walk the farm, shop with friends, and enjoy everything the farm and festival have to offer.
Support Your Farmers Labor Day Weekend
Our Final Week of Summer
Labor Day on the farm means business as usual!
HOURS: THU, FRI 10AM-5PM, and SAT 10AM-2PM.
SAT - Hammerbacher on farm - 10AM until sold out.
THE HARVEST
Cherry Tomatoes, U-Pick and in store. Pick as many as you can! Fields are fleeting, but the flavor and colors are outstanding! Roast and freeze.
Cucumbers, Zucchini, Spaghetti squash, Potatoes, Leeks, Garlic, Fresh Herbs (basil, parsley, lemon balm and mint), Onions (red and yellow), Peppers (colorful bells, shishito, jalapeno and ancho), Eggplant, Watermelon, Mushrooms and Flowers (new field in bloom)!
FARM JARS AND MORE - Tomato Sauce, Garlic and Onion Powders, Garlic Scape Sea Salt, Cowboy Candy, Coffee, Pasta (Ravioli and Tortellini), Beef (burgers, dogs, ground), Eggs (chicken and duck), Lemonades, Blackberry Tea. 100% Jersey Fresh and ultra-local.
ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL
Mark your calendars. Our annual Arts & Crafts Festival is back for its 9th Year! Saturday, September 12th from 10AM-3PM.
Transforming our farm store and grounds into a lively festival celebrating all things handmade. Featuring local makers of pottery, jewelry, soaps, candles, woodworking, artisan foods and more. Stroll the farm and experience a one-of-a-kind marketplace of creativity, craftsmanship and community.
LIVE demos, food and drink, beer, BBQ, soft pretzels, ice cream and coffee.
Entry is FREE and Open to the Public.
MID SEASON BREAK (after the Arts and Crafts Festival) -
RE-OPENING OCT 1
It's been a long season, yet we have so much more coming in from our fields this fall... Butternut, Spinach, Lettuce, Beets, Kale and everything else you need for cozy soups, stews and pies.
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE HANDS THAT FEED OUR COMMUNITY!
FesTomato Saturday, Aug 22nd, 12-5PM.
Eat, Drink and Shop - breads, jams, sandwiches, BBQ, beer, treats, teas, coffee, samples from our vendors and more!
Farm Jars - our own tomato sauce! Plus pickles, sauerkraut, and more - ALL grown on our farm.
Tomato Tastings - try them all! Tomatoes from across the state.
U-Pick Cherry Tomatoes, and Gleaning Event with Farmers Against Hunger. @njfarmersagainsthunger
BYO bags - load up on handcrafted, high quality Jersey Fresh produce, our own, and products from our farmer friends - meat, eggs, goat cheese, ice crème sandwiches…
BYO clothes - visit our Tomato Sew Patch - turn a worn out favorite into something new! @knockoutbykris
Dehydrator Demos - Toni Farmers Garden. @tonifarmersgarden
Kid Friendly! Touch a Tractor display and Build a Bee Hotel.
FARM STORE HOURS:
Thu and Fri 10AM-5PM,
business as usual.
FESTOMATO / SATURDAY HOURS:
Sat 12-5PM
(regular business hours will resume next week!)
RAIN OR SHINE!
INDOOR & OUTDOOR VENDORS
@nofanj
@hammerbacherkitchen @fluffy.farms @poorelsiesbbq @stonegroundcoldbrew @pinebarrenspost @curated_nature @seatoxlemonade @surfandturffarmsnj @potatohomestead
And More!
New Crop Alert and Farm Jars
This Week's Harvest
NEW - Spaghetti Squash! Perfect personal sized.
Cantaloupes - mountains of melons coming in! Eat fresh AND eat frozen - buy extras for home-made granita, one of my favorites.
Tomatoes - the "Jersey's", and U-Pick cherry/grape varieties from our fields. Super sweet and sooo pretty - please pick!
More from Us - Onions (yellow and red), Peppers (bells, jalapeno, ancho, shishito), Garlic, Zucchini, Scallions, Eggplant, Cabbage, Beets, Flowers (U-Pick) and Herbs.
Farm Jars - direct from our fields to your pantry.
Made With Our Own...
Sauerkraut - our cabbage.
Dill Pickles - our cucumbers and dill.
Pickled Beets - our beets.
FesTomato
Get it on your calendar!
Details forthcoming.
Get your tomatoes and farm essentials from us.
Get it where it is grown.
We appreciate your business!
Pick-Your-Own Tomatoes and Flowers.
PICK-YOUR-OWN:
CHERRY TOMATOES - mix and match colors, flavors and shapes. We have the “sungolds”! Experience this local, seasonal delicacy for yourself. Kids and adults LOVE how sweet they are; it’s like picking little orange, round candies off the vine. Stock up and enjoy all winter long! Roast and freeze.
BUILD A BOUQUET - fresh flowers are a joy to harvest! Be a part of nature and share the flower fields with the birds, butterflies and beneficial insects. Brighten someone’s day, build them a bouquet.
Pick-Your-Own Pricing - we provide the containers/bags.
CHERRY TOMATOES. $8 per quart container or $5.50/lb for larger quantity picking; stock up for the winter!
FLOWERS. Fill up for $15. Bring your snips preferably, some on hand but limited. Cut your favorites and fill your containers with some farm magic.
BLACKBERRIES. $6/pint container. Blackberries are Members Only. This is a trial run, limited availability.
From our farm friends...
LEMONADES. SeaTox, fresh pressed. I am obsessed! This is my go to mixer for the season. Make Farmer Jens fav, mango/basil margaritas. Or just as refreshing on its own. Pack a few in the beach bag.
HONEY. Mill Creek Apiary.
LOCAL EGGS. Cycle Farms.
THIS WEEK'S HARVEST - get it where it is grown!
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE TOMATOES! "Red-Ripe Jersey's", and other varieties.
Sweet Onions (red, yellow), Peppers (bells, ancho, jalapeno, shishito), Herbs (Basil, Oregano, Parsley), Zucchini (green, yellow), Cucumbers, Cabbage, Beets, Scallions, Garlic, Eggplant (classic and round Italian), Flowers and dried Lavender.
HOURS:
Enjoy the gorgeous weather this week with us on the farm!
Thu and Fri 10AM-5PM,
Sat 10AM-2PM.
Directions… GPS lies!
Make sure you are on Mannheim!
250 South Mannheim Ave, Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215.
Galloway township.
Tomatoes! U-Pick Flowers and More.
All grown RIGHT HERE!
NEW THIS WEEK...Tomatoes and Garlic.
Eggplant, Peppers (bells and jalapeno), Onions (yellow and red), Zucchini (yellow and greens), Cucumbers (slicers and pickles), Scallions, Beets, Carrots, Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Flowers and more.
PICK YOUR OWN...
FLOWERS AND CHERRY TOMATOES
FLOWERS - full bloom! $15 per container.
Pre-made bouquets also, limited quantities.
CHERRY TOMATOES - $8 per container.
Mix and Match orange sungolds, red and orange grapes and apple yellows.
BLUEBERRIES? Season has ended. Thank you for picking!
EXTRAS FOR OUR FARM FRIENDS...
BLACKBERRIES - Curated by Nature
CORN - Pastore's Orchard
MUSHROOMS - Faith Flower Farm
RAVIOLI & SAUSAGES - Griggstown Farm
LEMONADES - SeaTox and Joes Tea, assorted flavors.
SATURDAY's w/ HAMMERBACHER.
- The "Field Stone" is back. This time with smoked lamb, roasted eggplant, tomato and pickled red onion.
- "The Usual's " - amazing offerings from Hammerbacher.
Lots of great food and flowers coming in. Support your neighborhood farms.
Pick-Your-Own Flowers OPEN!
Thu, Fri 10AM-5PM and Sat 10AM-2PM.
- FILL UP FOR $15. Fit as many stems in your cup as you can. No limit on how much u can pick! Take home containers provided.
- BYO SNIPS RECOMMENDED, or borrow ours, (limited, based on usage).
- MIX AND MATCH - endless combinations. The fields are bursting with gorgeous colors and varieties. The zinnias are huge!
More in Store:
NEW CROPS - direct from our fields -
Eggplant, Peppers and Onions... along with our other seasonal vegetables. Check us out for 100% Jersey Fresh! Tomatoes coming soon! Just starting to harvest this week.
NEW ITEMS - from our farm friends -
- Griggstown Farm - chicken sausage, ground turkey and ravioli.
- SeaTox fresh pressed lemonades - assorted, amazing flavors! Coming soon.
Get your food and flowers from the people who grow it!
We appreciate you.
Beat the Heat!
Open early, closed early.
Thu and Fri 9AM-1PM.
Sat Closed, July 4th.
Due to the holiday and excessive heat forecasted, we adjusted our Farm Store and u-pick hours this week. Please exercise caution with this projected heat… come out to the farm early, get the goods, then go to the beach!
U-Pick Flowers Open - pre-made bouquets too.
U-Pick Blueberries Open.
THIS WEEK'S HARVEST - NEW CROPS IN:
Arugula, Beets, Blueberries (U-Pick), Broccoli, Broccolini, Cabbage, Carrots, Cauliflower, Chard (rainbow), Cucumbers (slicers and picklers), Corn (Pastore Orchards), Garlic Scapes, Herbs (Basil, Dill, Parsley), Flowers - U-Pick and pre-made Mix Bouquets (Celosia, Eucalyptus, Lavender, Snapdragons, Sunflowers, Zinnia), Kales, Kohlrabi, Lettuce heads (red and green types), Salad Turnip (Hakurei), Scallion and Zucchini (greens and yellows).
CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 4TH.
Giving ourselves and the farm crew some much needed rest! We’ll resume our regular hours next week. Happy 4th everyone!
GET IT WHERE IT IS GROWN.
Tons of wonderful produce coming out of our fields for your weekend BBQ’s. We are swimming in broccoli, zucchini, lettuce, flowers and so much more! Help us keep our beautiful produce and flowers from wilting in this heat, give it a good home!
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING LOCAL FARMS - IT MEANS THE WORLD TO US!
Blueberries, Beautiful Bouquets and More - visit us today!
Blueberries OPEN. Farm Store OPEN.
Thu, Fri 10AM-5PM
Sat 10AM-2PM
Get your produce from the people who grow it! We do this for a living, for real, 100%. It matters - your food dollars directly fund our family farm. The impact is profound.
We are your farmers - develop a relationship with us.
Visit us today!
ALL produce, flowers and herbs we sell are grown 100% on our farm - we harvest daily! This week...
Arugula, Beets, Broccoli, Broccoli Rabe, Carrots, Cauliflower, Chard (rainbow), Cucumbers (slicers and picklers), Garlic Scapes, Herbs (Basil, Cilantro, Dill, Parsley), Flowers - Mix Bouquets (Celosia, Eucalyptus, Lavender, Snapdragons, Sunflowers, Zinnia), Kales, Kohlrabi, Lettuce heads (red and green types), Salad Turnip (Hakurei), Scallion and Zucchini (greens and yellows).
Blueberries, Beautiful Bouquets and More.
Our fields are full of color! Choose farm fresh, packed with nutrition - from our blueberries to zucchini.
We are grateful for your support.
We are here for your health and wellbeing.
Open for the 2026 Season.
Gorgeous, nutritious greens and more.
Homegrown for your health and wellness.
Farm Store Hours:
Thu and Fri 10-5
Sat 10-2
This is just the beginning, much more to come from our fields! Check us out every week for what’s new.
Our Harvest:
Spinach - large savoy type; Lettuce Mix - vibrant; Arugula - light pepper, full of flavor; Radish and Salad Turnips; Kales - exceptional levels of vitamins; Garlic scapes - mild, sweet, garlicky; Fresh Herbs - chamomile, lemon balm, mint, cilantro, oregano; Flowers - snapdragons, limited quantities.
Local Eggs, Meat and More:
Ground Beef, Burgers (bacon/cheddar), hot-dogs with cheddar, Sausage (broccoli/cheddar) from Sicklers Farm; Stockton Maple Syrup; and our Farm Spices (onion and garlic powders).
Hammerbacher Kitchen on-farm Saturday’s 10-2, or until sold out. Baked goodness and more! Can’t do farm Saturdays…visit their store in EHC Thu and Fri 3-6. Shop at the Farm first then make a Hammerbacher trip.
Farmer Tips:
- Elevate your salads to a main course. Try a Kale Chicken Caesar or Spinach Niçoise.
- Dip it - blend soft cheese with fresh herbs and garlic scapes.
- Sip it- Create healthy teas, smoothies and crafty cocktails/mocktails with fresh herbs and greens.
Farmers need you to shop local. Buy your produce direct from the farmers who grow it. It’s worth the extra trip to the farm. Thank you!
Ladies Leading the Way
Woman in Agriculture Month
March Moments – across the globe woman farmers are being recognized for their contributions to feed the world. On the local level, we are giving our input too. Check out my chat with the staff. Give it up for the Walkingbird Female Farmer Spotlight!
Empowering Young Woman in Agriculture
Jen – Farm Owner/Operator.
Mentoring beginner farmers is key to our farms’ success and long-term viability. I make a pledge to my employees to teach them about crop planning, operating equipment and driving tractors, financial planning, building community and everything else that goes into running and maintaining our farm. If someone is willing to learn, I will support that journey.
Megan – Farm Manager.
Meg’s experience includes community gardening, nonprofit work and CSA farming. She’s worked in horticultural therapy, job skills training and integrating people with disabilities and addiction into living with the community. Meg has found a lot of comfort and support working with other women. “It’s hard to talk about our accomplishments without feeling like we are showing off. If we are celebrating women in farming, we should be talking about our accomplishments for the future generations of women who want to farm”. Working with other women is grounding and powerful. “Being here, I feel joy, respected, valued, encouraged to grow.” What would you like to say to our customers? “If your goal is to support a local farm and your community that grows produce with love and intention, this is the place to be.”
Lillianna – Farm Apprentice.
On the farm, Lilli is gaining confidence working alongside other female farmers. She enjoys hard work and doing things that benefit the planet. “Feeding people healthy things has made me feel so good about what I do.” What’s the future look like? “I want to remember how I feel working here, I’m not stressed or pressured, I feel motivated and I want to come to work.” Feeling supported and comfortable is essential. “Working with other women, I don’t feel like I am being looked down on. I am trying to prove it to myself. I am not trying to prove it to other people. Men will ask if I need help, the expectation is, I can’t do it.”What would you like to say to our customers? “You are getting good produce, and you are benefiting the environment – we don’t have a lot of waste, we are not spraying things that kill the ground, we work with the planet. You can feel good about yourself when you buy our food.”
Join Our Journey
Celebrate woman in agriculture today – a farm membership is more than the food – it’s an investment in professional development and leadership that is helping to feed our communities.
Farm Memberships On Sale
Ultra-fresh, local, responsibly raised produce.
Zucchini harvest.
PAY UPFRONT - get full season access to our produce, a great value compared to grocery store prices! Superior freshness and quality.
SUPPORT OUR FARM - purchase a farm membership today. Your payment provides us essential up-front capital to help get the season started. You are vital to our success.
MAKE AN IMPACT TODAY - Keep your dollars local.
Spring plantings.
Limited Supply – signup’s will close soon – based on availability.
In Demand - don't be left out of a seasons worth of discounts.
Here is what you get if you signup in advance:
Bonus "Buy Down" Market Card - get a 10% bonus credit, use on vegetables, fruits, and flowers.
Exclusive Discounts - save an additional 10%, use on non-crop products like meat, cheese, and eggs.
Farm Store.
Seeds and Such.
The greenhouse is warming up - seeds are started and we are filling trays to get ready for planting. It is therapeutic and nervous excitement at the same time! Here we go again!
Greenhouse seeding.
Become a Member Today
17 years growing strong. Farmers you can trust. Your farm membership provides us stability, builds community, and fuels our long-term growth.
Know Your Farmer Know Your Food - get to know us, join us!
Farming Off the Farm
Beyond the Fields
Bringing Our Voices to DC - advocating and educating.
Building a Strong Farmer Network - showing up.
Tapping Into Trees at Stockton - growing in the grove.
Winter Work
BRINGING OUR VOICES TO DC:
Earlier this month, I joined NJ Food Democracy Collaborative and traveled to Washington, DC for Lobby Day hosted by the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition. Farmers came in from across the country; we met with members of Congress, Senate and USDA. Together, we amplified farmer voices at the federal level to ensure national policy reflects on-the-ground realities.
Next month, on the local level, the Atlantic County Board of Agriculture is hosting our Annual Legislative Appreciation Dinner. It's a night of good food and networking among South Jersey farmers, industry professionals and our legislators. Sharing our personal stories on issues can make a meaningful impact.
BUILDING A STRONG FARMER NETWORK: collaboration creates opportunities for all of us.
SJ FEAST - South Jersey Food, Equity and Sustainability Team - we are working to expand the production and sales of fresh, locally grown foods for South Jersey farmers while improving access to nutritious, farm-fresh produce in underserved communities.
NJ Agricultural Society - celebrating NJ agriculture, leadership and community - next week is our Annual Gala; we come together to honor the people and places shaping the future of NJ agriculture. I am humbled and I have a lot to learn.
Conventions - we attended winter meetings - the NJ State Agricultural Convention, NJ Vegetable Growers, Northeast Organic Farming Association, and NJ Farm Bureau. Learning, engaging and socializing. Farming can be isolating and stressful; coming together is just as important for our heath as it is for our business.
TAPPING INTO TREES AT STOCKTON:
Stockton Maple Syrup Project. Farmer Ryan is on the project team; he has been working on campus collecting, boiling and processing sap into syrup. Bring on the pancakes!
Thank you for supporting NJ farmers and our local food system. Help promote and enhance small and mid-sized farms like us. Are you a member of our farm? Your membership fuels our farm and work now, and has a lasting impact all year. Join us!
Community Supported Agriculture Week
Farmer Shout Out!
To all the farmers hustling to feed us high quality, fresh food, happy National CSA Week!
Community Supported Agriculture
LET'S GET STARTED!
For 17 years, the CSA model has been the backbone of our farm - every year we are graciously supported by amazing people like you to help us get another season started. Together, we are growing.
FUTURE FARMERS.
When you buy a farm membership (a CSA share), your support is measurable… you contribute to the beauty and bounty of this community, this is your farm too! Just as important, you help us employ the hard working, future farmers our community needs to keep building our local food system. We are proud of our employees who have moved on to agricultural careers such as managing other farms, working for the USDA helping other farmers, and owning their own farms.
WILL YOU JOIN US?
Help us keep up the momentum… join our farm today! Happy National CSA Week.
Women In Agriculture
2026 is the International Year of the Female Farmer. Celebrate with us ALL season – become a member – support the females that grow your food!
IN CHARGE.
Women play essential roles across our farm – women are in the lead – from the farm owner and management to the farm crew, women are involved in all aspects of running this farm. We drive tractors, plant, harvest, manage employees, work in the greenhouses, fields and farm store, pay the bills, and whatever else it takes daily to keep the farm viable. Farming IS women’s work.
BELIEVE IT!
Women in agriculture are eager to learn and be a part of decision making on the same basis as their male counterparts. I affirm women can do the demanding work of running and maintaining a complex growing operation. Our farm has been doing it for years.
BEYOND THE FIELD.
Currently, I serve as President on the Atlantic County Board of Agriculture – we provide input to legislators, Rutgers University and other related organizations on issues affecting agriculture to help shape policy on ag-specific issues. Recently, I joined the Board of Trustees for the NJ Agricultural Society – signature programs include Farmers Against Hunger and the NJ Agricultural Leadership Program. Next month, I will be attending meetings in Washington, DC as part of a grassroots team to share our farming stories with lawmakers – I received a scholarship from the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition. Wish me luck!
EMPOWER.
I’m incredibly grateful for the wisdom, strength, and empowerment that has come from being supported by other women in agriculture. They push me through any self-doubt I have about my abilities, and I do the same for my managers and coworkers. It is freeing, and it broadens my skills and drives my ambitions.
JOIN OUR FARM.
Celebrate the International Year of the Female Farmer – support women’s leadership and the females that grow your food. Thank you for your support.
Food Drive, and our Final Market of the Season, Saturday.
Giving back. Join us in supporting the Community Food Bank of NJ, Sat, Nov 22nd, 10AM-2PM.
Drop-Off Items - help us put food on the table for others. We will have collection bins on-farm for donations of shelf-stable items. And we will accept frozen turkeys.
Final Market of the Season.
From our Fields:
Arugula, Spinach, Lettuce Mix, Broccoli (heads and tender side shoots), Brussels (on the stalk), Cauliflower (white and orange types), Carrots (purple and orange), Cabbage, Kale, Rainbow Chard, Watermelon Radish, Parsley.
From Our Farm Friends:
Apples - Nichols Orchard.
Sweet Potatoes and Pie Pumpkins. All sales will be direct to Working Dog Farm.
Sweat Treats, by Hammerbacher - proceeds will be donated to the Food Bank.
Pork - Pasture 13 - a few odds and ends.
With Gratitude.
We sincerely thank you for your support this season. Happy Thanksgiving.