Elsewhere Farm is located in northern Wisconsin, near the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore (of Lake Superior). We offer a 20-week summer CSA from June through October, including fruit, veggies, and eggs from our own chickens. We also feature a weekly winter CSA from December through March featuring fresh greens and storage crops like carrots, beets, squash, and onions, plus treats like apple cider and fresh eggs from our birds. We grow almost everything that goes in the share. We partner with Suri Fina Farm for summer tomatoes and microgreens. We specialize in perennial fruits, and our no-till market garden features heirloom and open-pollinated vegetable varieties. We farm using Permaculture principles and Organic standards, though we are not certified. This means no synthetic chemicals, attention to soil health and biodiversity, and minimal use of fossil fuels. You can buy our produce through one of our CSAs, or week-by-week on the farm. Our fresh eggs are from our heritage and rare breed chickens that range on pasture and are fed with certified Organic feed. We also sell pork from the farm. Your purchase supports our breeding program for the rare breed American Guinea Hog. The pigs enjoy rotating through pastures and orchards and get a supplement of certified Organic grain, plus lots of petting.
Listing last updated on
Mar 3, 2025
Market Channels
Season: June through October
Type: single farm
Since: 2014
# of Shares: 35
Share Prices:
$760 for the Summer 2025 season (20 weeks June through Oct. That's $38 per week.) Week by week shares, picked up on the farm, are $380 for ten week choices throughout our summer season. Great for gardeners!
Schedule and Location:
For the 2025 summer season, the farm will be open on Saturdays; call ahead to pick up pre-ordered items.
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Our 2025 Summer CSA runs for 20 weeks from June through October. We are a woman-owned business committed to:
--The freshest possible produce you can buy.
--Growing nutrient dense foods in healthy soils.
--Growing on a human-scaled, carbon-conscious farm
minimal use of large, fossil-fuel-driven equipment; no-till, intensively planted gardens are hand planted and harvested. We also use a minimum of plastic: weed-smothering tarps that last 20 years and clear film on our hoophouse (now 20 years old). We DON'T use single-use plastic mulch on our growing beds. We use corn-based plastic bags for the produce that needs it.
--Growing less common fruits high in antioxidants and minerals.
--Growing open-pollinated crops and preserving our seed heritage.
--Raising rare breed livestock.
--Fruits and vegetables grown without synthetic herbicides, insecticides, fungicides or fertilizers.
--Biodiversity, including pollinators.
--The freshest possible produce you can buy.
--Growing nutrient dense foods in healthy soils.
--Growing on a human-scaled, carbon-conscious farm
minimal use of large, fossil-fuel-driven equipment; no-till, intensively planted gardens are hand planted and harvested. We also use a minimum of plastic: weed-smothering tarps that last 20 years and clear film on our hoophouse (now 20 years old). We DON'T use single-use plastic mulch on our growing beds. We use corn-based plastic bags for the produce that needs it.
--Growing less common fruits high in antioxidants and minerals.
--Growing open-pollinated crops and preserving our seed heritage.
--Raising rare breed livestock.
--Fruits and vegetables grown without synthetic herbicides, insecticides, fungicides or fertilizers.
--Biodiversity, including pollinators.
Contact Information
Contact:
Clare Hintz
(715) 774-3153
Clare Hintz
(715) 774-3153
Location:
Elsewhere Farm16550 Nicoletti Road
Herbster, WI 54844
Elsewhere Farm16550 Nicoletti Road
Herbster, WI 54844
Directions:
We offer Summer and Winter CSA shares as well as pastured pork. Our Saturday shares can be picked up on the farm from 10 to 5. Wednesday shares are delivered to your home in Chequamegon Bay or the Twin Ports!
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