CSA FAQ's

What is CSA?

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. CSA is a unique partnership between producers and consumers. Members purchase their share in advance of the season’s harvest in order to support the farmers’ costs of production. The farmers pledge to do all that is possible to provide members with an abundance of the freshest and healthiest produce possible. Both farmers’ and members are aware that nature and the weather will ultimately influence the availability and amount of certain crops. Realizing that diversity is the best insurance policy, we grow over forty different crops and twice that many varieties in order to ensure a successful harvest.

The Good Farm is a certified organic farm raising vegetables, berries, flowers, and herbs for a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and farmer's market. We specialize in providing the best quality and most flavorful varieties of the vegetables you love to eat- the staples! We have happy members - over 70% return every year!

Many customers say they eat healthier, feel better, learn to cook new things, save money, and even lose weight by joining the farm. We are all connected to farming, as we are all eaters. Experience seasonal eating. Support a type of farm that you can believe in; the kind you imagined as a child; where people pick the produce by hand, the soils are thriving, and the fields are full of life. Become a CSA member or visit The Good Farm at the Trexlertown Farmer's Market. Because "it's all GOOD!"

"Eating is an agricultural act" - Wendell Berry

8112 Church Rd.
Germansville, PA 18053
484-262-0675
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