*The 63rd St. farm has been in business since 2007. We are located between the historic Valmont Butte & Mesa, only minutes from downtown Boulder. While renovating, developing and updating our property it has been our goal to design the 63rd St. Farm as a demonstration site for a full scale Permaculture based farm. Thankfully we have been farming with success since 2008 now and selling our crops through our CSA program. With such a growing demand for local farm fresh produce we implemented our 1st CSA program in 2010 for the Boulder community.
*Since its conception in 2005 the 63rd. St. Farm has had the intention of developing community by promoting health and wellness. With this intention it has been part of our model to not only provide food but to provide our guests with an environment that is conducive to health, wellness and a sustainable future.
We are bringing the local community a diversified vegetable farm using a Permaculture Design. We grow veggies as well as animals and sell all of it through our CSA program that runs for 23 weeks of the year. Sign up now as shares go fast!
Season: May through November
Type: single farm
Since: 2008
# of Shares: 350
Share Prices: 24 Week Program: *Full Share = $48/week ($1150/yr) feeds 3-5 people *Half Share = $25/week ($600/yr) feeds 1-3 people *Small Share = $17/week ($400/yr) feeds 1 person
Work Req? No
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63rd Street Farm is a lovely little oasis of nature just outside the bustle of town in Boulder. Brian Scott and Amanda Fish, owners of the farm and tenders of the land, are a young couple doing something few young people do today - growing food for their community! They have two dogs, some ducks, chickens, and goats, and they serve up fresh bundles of seasonal veggies every Thursday at their weekly CSA pick-up.... [more]
Products and Crops
Summer
Herbs:
- fresh herbs
- medicinal herbs
Flowers:
- edible flowers
- fresh flowers
Fibers:
Specialty Items:
- hay / straw
Fall
- pumpkins
- radishes
- rutabagas
- salad greens
- salad mix
- spinach
- sweet peppers
- swiss chard
- tomatoes
- turnips
- winter-squash
- zucchini
Fruits:
Meats/Livestock:
- hay / straw