Upper Black Eddy, PA
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Tinicum CSA is a community-supported agriculture farm located along the scenic Delaware River in Upper Black Eddy, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, situated on the fertile bottomland of the historic Schneiderwind Farm. Owned and operated by Bucks County native John Crooke a Cornell-trained organic farmer and returned Peace Corps Volunteer the farm grows more than 45 different fruit and vegetable crops using chemical-free, sustainable practices. Members purchase a share at the beginning of the season and visit the farm each week during the harvest season to pick up their portion of that week's harvest. In addition to vegetables and fruit, the farm stand also offers a variety of locally sourced products including annual and perennial flowers, honey, farm fresh eggs, maple syrup, landscape plants, and seasonal items such as pumpkins and Christmas trees. Tinicum CSA operates alongside the Schneiderwind Nursery, together strengthening the tapestry of local agriculture in the Bucks County and Hunterdon County region. The farm is a short walk across the bridge from Frenchtown, NJ, and roughly 30 minutes from New Hope and Lambertville.
