Local CSAs
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture.
When you purchase a CSA share from a farm, you most commonly receive a weekly, biweekly, or monthly box of produce, meat, cheese, eggs, preserves, and other products produced by that farm or group of farms. CSAs are a great way to regularly eat healthy, local - and often organic - food while supporting local farms and community members! |
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"As a member of a Community Supported Agriculture program you boost the heath of the community while nourishing yourself. You are directly connected to your food source, and help provide a fair wage for a local farmer. You share the risks and joys of the farming season with the farm." -- Clare Hintz, Elsewhere Farm
CSA shares offered in the Chequamegon Bay region
Chequamegon CSA
Since 1993, Chequamegon CSA has provided the freshest and highest quality organic produce to our CSA members in the greater Chequamegon Bay area. Join us in the fruits of our labors and receive a box of delicious fruits, vegetables and herbs every week from spring until fall.
Since 1993, Chequamegon CSA has provided the freshest and highest quality organic produce to our CSA members in the greater Chequamegon Bay area. Join us in the fruits of our labors and receive a box of delicious fruits, vegetables and herbs every week from spring until fall.
Elsewhere Farm CSA
Elsewhere Farm is a 40-acre farm located near the south shore of Lake Superior in Herbster. The farm boasts about 700 fruit and nut trees, approximately half of which are in production on five acres. A market garden features heirloom and open-pollinated vegetable varieties. Honeybees and the rare breed Icelandic chickens roam the landscape. The farm uses organic practices and permaculture design principles. Learn about their CSA here.
Elsewhere Farm is a 40-acre farm located near the south shore of Lake Superior in Herbster. The farm boasts about 700 fruit and nut trees, approximately half of which are in production on five acres. A market garden features heirloom and open-pollinated vegetable varieties. Honeybees and the rare breed Icelandic chickens roam the landscape. The farm uses organic practices and permaculture design principles. Learn about their CSA here.
Hermit Creek Farm CSA
Hermit Creek Farm is a 140 acre, certified organic farm that has been working hard to provide the Chequamegon Bay and western Lake Superior region with fresh, organically grown vegetables, fruits, herbs, maple syrup, and pastured pork since 1993. They invite you to join them, whether as a member of their CSA (serving Duluth, Superior, Ashland, Washburn, and Bayfield) or by purchasing their products the Ashland's Chequamegon Food Co-op, area restaurants, and other venues.
Hermit Creek Farm is a 140 acre, certified organic farm that has been working hard to provide the Chequamegon Bay and western Lake Superior region with fresh, organically grown vegetables, fruits, herbs, maple syrup, and pastured pork since 1993. They invite you to join them, whether as a member of their CSA (serving Duluth, Superior, Ashland, Washburn, and Bayfield) or by purchasing their products the Ashland's Chequamegon Food Co-op, area restaurants, and other venues.
Lake Superior CSA
The Lake Superior CSA is an initiative of the Bayfield Food Producers Cooperative and was formed in 2010 with the mission of providing local and regional customers with top-quality, nutritious, and sustainably-raised foods produced in Bayfield and Ashland Counties of Wisconsin.
The Lake Superior CSA is an initiative of the Bayfield Food Producers Cooperative and was formed in 2010 with the mission of providing local and regional customers with top-quality, nutritious, and sustainably-raised foods produced in Bayfield and Ashland Counties of Wisconsin.
