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Formally know as Sand Mtn. CSA , we have bought our own farm and have renamed ourselves Whirlwind Farms we have 15 acres on;y 2 in vegetable production now. We will continue to be Certified Naturally Grown, still using sustainable, biodynamic methods to provide quality nutritious food to our CSA members in Albertville, Geraldine area of Sand Mtn. we still participate in the Madison City Farmers Market and the Greene St. Market in Huntsville. We manage and grow for the Clean Food Network. A group of 15 farms so far that are offering on line sales of meats, eggs, vegetables and value added products with weekly delivery to local pick up points in Madison and Huntsville area.
We use and grow out seeds from our seed bank ( Sand Mountain Seed Bank) we co-founded with Charlotte Hagood, which includes southern heirloom flower and vegetable seeds that have been grown here regionally some for a 100 years or more. S
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(This listing was last updated on May 25, 2011)
Location
189 Co. Rd. 9060
Geraldine, AL 35974
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Contact Information
Dove & Russell Stackhouse
1-256-572-7218
CSA
Farmers' Market
Schedule and Location:
Madison City Farmers Market, on Hughes Rd. in front of the Sienor citizens center beside Discovery Middle School. Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. Greene St. Market in Huntsville at the corner of Eustis and Greene St. Every Thursday from 4:00-8:00 p.m.
Wholesale
We sell thru the Clean Food Network, our farmer owned network that does on line sales and restaurant and events.
Farming Practices:
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Certified Naturally Grown
Association Memberships:
Chefs Collaborative (Chefs Collaborative)
Certified Naturally Grown (CNG)
Southern SAWG (SSAWG)
Slow Food USA ()
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Seed saving is very important to us for many reasons but on our road to sustainability we believe it is important for people to connect the dots in their food system from seed to fruit to ensure the future accessibility to clean, non GMO food. We honor those ancestors that spent their lives collecting, selecting and saving seeds that have managed to make it to the present day we owe our food diversity to them. We need to keep passing it on and enable local farmer to grow these tasty heirlooms.
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