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TaylOrganic Farm dba Split Cedar Farm is a family-owned and operated farm just southeast of the Atlanta perimeter in Henry County, Georgia. Neil and Marcia Taylor and their family, along with dedicated local workers, grow some of the finest southern vegetables, figs, and berries in the Southeast. At present we are a Certified Naturally Grown (CNG) entity. In 1996, TaylOrganic operations expanded into Southeast Georgia, where the farm leases acreage, and the family raises several varieties of organic blueberries there until present. In 2001, TaylOrganic Farm began offering not only fresh and frozen vegetables and berries but also figs and bottles and jars of value-added items, including jams, relishes, pickles, and ciders.
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(This listing was last updated on Jun 7, 2009)
Location
7095 Georgia Highway 155 North
Ellenwood, GA 30294
Contact Information
Neil Taylor
taylorganic.blogspot.com/
770.981.0827, 404.862.9394 (cell)
CSA
Farmers' Market
Schedule and Location:
Anyone in Atlanta, GA who orders TaylOrganic value-added items from our LocalHarvest store may also choose pick up Peachtree Farmers' Market on Saturdays, from 8:30 to 12:00, year around. It is located in Buckhead community. Atlantans may choose to pick up at the Piedmont Park Conservatory on Saturdays, 9 to 1PM.
Farming Practices:
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naturally grown,
transitional,
kosher
Association Memberships:
Certified Naturally Grown (CNG)
Southern SAWG (SSAWG)
Slow Food USA ()
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Have you tried our newest juice, MuscaBerry Blue devoid of all impurities (sugars, sweetners, coloringfillers)? browse our LocalHarvest store for this and many more mouthwatering, bottled TaylOrganic Farm products which we can now ship to your home! We also provide a perpetual start-up CSA of high quality, locally grown fruits and vegetables to anyone, anytime, for a contract period of 24 weeks. We guarantee you a weekly box for 24 individual weeks, as contracted. You skip anytime you like.
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icon for recipes! ("WSSF" Stands for Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall.)
