Scotch Hill Farm Community Supported Agriculture

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A food system you can trust

Community Supported Agriculture provides a system of farming you can see, know, trust. It provides a relationship with a small farm family and a practical way we can all help protect the Earth and its resources.
Our family has practiced this system of growing and selling fresh produce since 1994. Here’s how it works.
We raise more than 100 varieties of vegetables and herbs. We manage our soil and crops – not with chemical pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers – but with chemical-free practices and quality organic matter (from plants and animals – including small numbers of goats, sheep and poultry).
We sell subscriptions of fresh produce that we raise in Rock County , Wisconsin . Subscribers can receive up to 4.5 months of fresh herbs and vegetables. Each week they get an assortment (usually 10 to 15 varieties) in a recycled grocery bag (at times, 2 bags).
With our family and farm interns, we plant, tend, harvest, wash, bag and deliver this produce fresh to drop-off sites near your home. For each delivery, subscribers pay a set fee. This fee stays the same all season long, through cool and warm season crops. It holds many advantages for consumer and farmer alike, for the world in which we all live.
This relationship provides stability and consistency for the growers’ family. It rewards their year-round work and ecological practices with a consistent, direct market return for what they provide during the growing season.