Welcome to Broad Branch Farm
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Spring is here and the farm is very busy preparing for the coming season. We're planting the seeds for the vegetable CSA boxes, getting ready for the first baby chicks of the season, and tending the livestock through these late winter days. Soon the days will remain warm, the pastures will green up and the livestock will enjoy the first spring grazing. All this preparation for the beautiful food we'll harvest in June for the Vegetable, Egg, and Meat CSA shares. Don't miss out on enjoying the fruits of our labor - fresh, delicious, chemical free food raised locally for you. It's healthy for you, your children, your community and your environment.
- Community – a group of interacting people who share common space, interests, characteristics
- Supported – the act of maintaining, endorsing, helping to sustan an object, idea or belief
- Agriculture – the production of food and fiber to sustain life for plants and animals
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People connecting with local farms to eat locally grown food that supports the farm, nourishes the people, and enhances the community.Eat Real Food. Support Local Farms.
Join our community by Signing Up for a 2012 CSA share.
Broad Branch Farm is a chemical free farm located in north central Illinois. For 14 years, we have been committed to producing clean, healthy food for local patrons. Our growing practices surpass USDA organic standards for everything we produce – vegetables, chickens, eggs, beef, and hogs . We firmly believe a strong local food supply can improve the local economy, health, and overall outlook of our community.
Our farm’s vegetables, meat and eggs are marketed solely through our CSA program. In this program, you purchase a share of vegetables, meat and/or eggs. Read more about our CSA program if you would like to receive our food.
Customers come back year after year for the fresh, delicious vegetables, amazing eggs and meats. Sign up for a CSA share to receive your portion of the farm’s harvest.
“A strong local food supply requires a large diversified group of farmers and gardeners working together to produce real food.”
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