CSA: Lina Family Farm

20 weeks, or more (depending on growing conditions) of weekly fruit and vegetable boxes delivered to a convenient location within your community.

Lina Family Farm CSA provides vegetable farm shares to the Willamette Valley with pick-up locations in Corvallis, Albany, Eugene, Independence, Monmouth, Salem, West Linn and Portland. Convenient member pick-ups are scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays. Members can come also pick- up their shares at the farm on Thursdays from 10 AM to 1 PM. In addition to the farm's own produce, boxes may include locally sourced products such as honey, lavender, fruits and other produce we may not have room to grow.

Lina Family Farm is a small farm situated west of the Willamette River, in Buena Vista, about 10 minutes south of Independence, OR near the Polk-Benton county line. Currently operated by owners Lisa and Nathan, the farm was established in 2011, and has operated using sustainable organic management practices, valuing soil and water conservation and wildlife habitat protection at the forefront.

The farm is focused on growing delicious produce and meats using organic practices and is now selling a limited number of CSA shares for a 20 week growing season running from June into November. The wide variety of crops may include asparagus, beans, beets, bok-choy, brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, corn, cucumbers, garlic, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce (many types), onions, peas, peppers (many kinds - sweet to hot), pumpkins, radishes, squash (both summer and winter), Swiss chard, tomatoes (several varieties), turnips, melons and culinary herbs such as basil, chives, cilantro, dill, parsley and sage. All full shares are designed as part of the generous share designed to feed a family of four.

Using sustainable organic practices, (no pesticides or herbicides) Lina Family Farm is committed to providing families with healthy locally grown products. Lina Family Farm look forward to supporting your family's commitment to eating healthy locally grown foods during the 2016 growing season.