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    Fernbrook Farm CSA
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    Fernbrook Farm CSA

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    Fernbrook Farms CSA is a community-supported agriculture program located at 142 Bordentown–Georgetown Road in Chesterfield, New Jersey. Set within the preserved Fernbrook Farms property, the CSA connects families with fresh, locally grown food through sustainable agricultural practices and seasonal farm experiences. The farm grows a diverse selection of vegetables, berries, culinary herbs, and flowers without synthetic chemical treatments. Its harvest includes tomatoes, carrots, lettuce, broccoli, sweet corn, peppers, cucumbers, squash, leafy greens, strawberries, and many other seasonal crops. Fernbrook offers a flexible CSA program with full-season and 10-week membership options. Members collect fresh produce at the farm shop, where a mix-and-match distribution system allows them to choose from available vegetables rather than receiving a fixed assortment. CSA members can also enjoy pick-your-own activities for selected crops, including peas, beans, cherry tomatoes, berries, herbs, and flowers. These opportunities change throughout the growing season according to crop availability and field conditions. During farm visits, members can walk scenic trails, explore the fields, and see animals including goats, chickens, sheep, and ducks. The on-site farm shop also features additional foods and farm-prepared products. With its combination of diverse crops, flexible farm shares, educational experiences, and direct customer relationships, Fernbrook Farms CSA helps families connect with local agriculture and enjoy fresh seasonal food from late spring through Thanksgiving.