Stearns Farm CSA | Farming Sustainably in Framingham, MA

Welcome to Stearns Farm!

Our annual seedling sale continues May 18-19. Get the details

Summer Share

The summer share includes a wide variety of organically grown vegetables, berries, herbs, and flowers. Choose either a Classic Harvest or Farmer’s Choice share.

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The Harvest

At Stearns Farm we grow over 30 varieties of vegetables, berries, herbs and flowers.

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Seedling Sale

We offer more than 100 varieties of plants at our seedling sale every May.

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Volunteer

Stearns Farm relies heavily on the work of volunteers. Anyone, whether you have a share or not, can get involved with field an greenhouse work, fundraising and other farm projects.

Buy Flowers

From July 15 – September 15, the Stearns Farm flower garden is open for pick your own. Stop by to pick yourself a gorgeous bouquet.

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Our Mission

We are committed to the values of our founders.

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We look forward to seeing you when the Summer 2019 vegetable share distribution begins in June. Haven’t reserved yours yet? Do it now.

Recipe archive

If you’re a new sharer, plan to attend one of three mandatory orientation sessions during the week of June 3. If you’ve had a share previously and would like a refresher, you’re also welcome to attend!

Sharer Debbie Blicher will offer a workshop on recording birdsong and other outdoor sounds on June 22. Get the details.

Buy a share, pay for unworked hours and support the farm with a donation

Your share price covers farm operations. Donations help us pay for investments in infrastructure, equipment, community outreach and education. Thank you for all of your support!

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This Week in Pictures

See what’s been happening at the farm! Click on a picture to enlarge it. Submit photos you take during pickups, work hours or farm events to news@stearnsfarmcsa.org. Here are photos from around the farm by Wayne Hall taken on May 7, plus a pic from our booth at Framingham Earth Day.

Pests

by Ember Fleming | May 25, 2019 | From the Field | 0 Comments

This spring, some of our favorite animals and plants have come back to the farm, including catbirds, goldfinches, orioles, monarch butterflies, ferns, nettles, and perennial herbs. We have also begun to see common pests that target our crops. These pests are...

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