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Bread & Roses Farm CSA!

A Certified Naturally Grown Vegetable, Flower and Herb CSA Farm Serving Cambridge, Colchester, Essex, Fairfax, Fletcher, Milton, and Westford, VT

Located in Chittenden County, Bread and Roses Farm in Westford, Vermont, produces a diverse mix of high quality, fresh vegetables. We offer a range of CSA share options that reflect a 10-20% savings over organic retail or farmer market prices. Choose from full and small vegetable shares, share add-ons for locally produced bread, cheese and eggs, and a winter share. Pick-ups take place at the farm, Mondays or Thursdays, for 18 weeks mid-June through mid-October. Throughout the season CSA members can also enjoy farm potlucks and a vibrant harvest festival. Share registrations are accepted between mid-February and mid-June (with registration by mid-April strongly encouraged).

You can also find our delicious produce Friday afternoons throughout the summer season at the Westford Farmers Market on the town green.

Bread and Roses Farm is Certified Naturally Grown and operated by two farmers, Chris Siegriest and Laura Williams, who are committed to agricultural practices that will ensure the land’s vitality for generations to come.

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"We believe that healthy communities and healthy farms are intricately linked, each supporting the other. Our CSA is created around the desire to make fresh vegetables accessible to as many folks as possible, to weave a strong and vibrant community, and to engage CSA members in where their food comes from, and ultimately to have fun in all that we do."

— Chris Siegriest & Laura Williams, Farmers/owners, Bread & Roses Farm

Farm News

Thank you for a fantastic 2010 season! Your Farmer will be traveling with limited email access for the next 2 months – please check back next year and mark the date: 2012 CSA signup starts in February 2012. See you then!
Chris

To read the latest Farm Newsletter click here

The Vermont Farm Fund Initiates Emergency Loans for Farms Affected by Hurricane Irene – for more information click here http://hardwickagriculture.org/programs_23_3540597349.pdf