Share Information - Fernbrook Farms

Summer Shares

On The Farm!

When the season begins, we are open 4 days each week for you to pick-up your share. You aren’t locked in to one day or time! Our hours are:

Wednesdays 11 am – 6 pm
Thursdays 11 am – 6 pm
Fridays 8 am – 1 pm
Saturdays 8 am – 1 pm

For our u-pick crops, you can do your u-picking during shop hours or early on Wednesdays & Thursdays, as long as the fields are dry. Please do not stay late to complete your u-picking.

When you come to get your share you can also walk the fields and trails, visit the goats and other farm animals, & do some shopping in our farm shop. Bring your family and friends so they can enjoy all the farm has to offer!

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2023

Summer Shares!

On Farm

We have 2 on-farm options for 2023. On the farm, we have a full 26-week share and a ten-week share in which you get to pick the 10 weeks you come. We anticipate opening the CSA at the end of May and we will be in contact with exact dates as we get closer to the season.

If you have any questions about how the CSA works or what you can expect from a share please give us a call at 609-298-4028 or send us an email at [email protected] We hope you will join us for the farm season!

For the price of a share you'll get a lot including:

First & Foremost — FOOD!

You’ll get a weekly share from our farm shop starting around early June and running until Thanksgiving (about 26 weeks). It is a great variety that will change slightly every week. Visit The Food page to learn more about the food you’ll get in your share. In general, you can expect a delicious selection of produce that includes the old standbys like carrots, lettuce, melons, tomatoes and broccoli as well as some lesser-known foods like collard greens, buttercup squash, tatsoi and rutabaga. We love diversity and we hope to fill your bag each and every week with tasty, healthy and interesting foods from our fields.

We Grow Other Things For You Too

Like flowers, herbs, pumpkins and more! We think you’ll enjoy a walk through the fields on a late summer afternoon picking bunches of flowers and annual and perennial herbs.