We run our veggie box program based on the CSA model. Community Supported Agriculture is an alternative, locally-based economic model of agriculture and food distribution. Our CSA program allows people to buy a membership into our farm. Once you become a member, you commit to share the bounty and the risk of farming. 
Becoming a member of the farm can be exciting when crops have excellent yields, you receive more produce! However, members also share the risk of crop failures, and may not receive a particular vegetable if there is a crop failure for some reason. 

1. Choose either a subscription for 9 boxes or 18 boxes for the season
2.  Choose your pick up weeks using the online members’ portal
3. Pick up your boxes on Tuesday at the farm 

For more info, check out our video here

Our veggie boxes start mid-June and run to mid-October for 18 weeks. We will contact you closer to the start date!

Our market tent is located at 80 Decou Rd. 

(The veggies are grown at 146 Decou Rd. If you miss your pick up, please go here) 

For details on pick up, check out our video here

Pick up on the farm is Tuesday evening from 3-7 pm

Supporting local farmers and emphasis on local community. Our CSA is committed to growing produce from our farm without the use of pesticides. The produce is picked the day-of or the day before you pick up your boxes to provide our members with the freshest produce possible. 
At Meadow Lynn Market Garden we donate all unsold produce to the food bank every week to ensure no produce goes to waste. 

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We try to mix up the vegetables available each week, but we do harvest seasonally- which means, when tomatoes are ready for harvest, you will get tomatoes in each box for about 8 weeks. This is true for all vegetables that have a season- including cucumbers, zucchini, eggplant, and peppers. Other root crops are not in the box every week.

We grow strawberries here on the farm, so they will be in the box for about the first 4 pickups. We then try to get local fruit from other farms each week to add to our boxes. This includes blueberries, raspberries, yellow plums, pears and apples.

We do prefer that people pay for their boxes in advance. This helps us with the upfront costs of growing, and fits with the original Community Supported Agriculture model. If you need a payment plan, we would be happy to chat with anyone about that further.

At this current time, we do not.  Farmer Sarah just had a baby so we’re skipping deliveries for now. Pick up on the farm is Tuesday from 3-7pm

The market garden is pesticide-free. We follow organic growing practices. 

However, the rest of the farm uses conventional growing methods. 

We grow most of the veggies,  but do have a few partner farms that we work with. For instance, our potatoes and sweet potatoes are grown by our neighbour because we don’t have a potato digger…. and digging hundreds of pounds by hand is no fun!