Traditionally, CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. A CSA is a farm that offers fresh produce directly to people in the community through purchase of a “share” in the season’s harvest. Members pick-up their share every week during the summer growing season (typically late June – October). The produce included each week is based on what is available for harvest, ensuring members get the freshest, in-season vegetables and fruit.
Crazy Daisy uses organic farming methods. Although not ‘Certified’ as organic, the farm has been in our family for generations, so we know the history and usage of the land going back to 1950’s. We never use harsh pesticides or herbicides. Our experience has shown that most problems can be managed by using compost, mulches and row covers. We hand wash and bag your produce on the day of harvest, providing clean, healthy vegetables, inside and out.