This year we are diversifying our farm operation to include a "Buying Club" at our on-site farm stand. The Josie Porter Farm will be actively working with a number of other small family farms within our regional "foodshed" to insure the highest quality and widest variety of vegetables in our newly developing "Buying Club" and within the weekly CSA share. Variety and choice has been expanded through this collaboration and augments our notion of providing a local food hub for one-stop healthy, sustainable food shopping. We will be offering locally and regionally sourced: honey, maple syrup, meat, eggs, cheese, breads, wild caught Alaskan salmon and more! Click here for information about the Buying Club. The Farm stand opens on Saturday May 5 from 9-2 and will be open every Saturday until December 22.
The foremost program of the Josie Porter Farm is the Cherry Valley CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) operation which provides a weekly share of produce to at least 100 families in the local community. We are excited to announce that the 2012 CSA distribution will begin the first and second week of June. Click here for more information about the CSA.
If you are interested in a CSA subscription or being involved in our new Buying Club, send us an e-mail with your contact information. Cherry Valley CSA and the JPF Buying Club are programs of the Josie Porter Farm.
You can find some of our products for sale at the following locations:
The Shoppes on Main (find us on Facebook), 580 Main Street, Stroudsburg, Tuesday - Friday 11-6, Saturday 10-4, Sunday 10-3
On-site Farm Stand/Buying Club opening on Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm. We will be open from May 5-December 22.
We are located eight minutes south of Stroudsburg in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and offer families an opportunity to partake in fresh, locally grown and organically managed produce. Families who participate in the farm support the cost of raising these delicious vegetables, and help maintain the environmental and scenic quality of the beautiful Cherry Valley area of the Pocono Mountains. The local community of shareholders and members becomes connected with and mindful of the real needs of our Earth, the Valley, and this farm.
