Wrightstown Township · Bucks County · Pennsylvania
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About Anchor Run
Farm History   Cooperation among local citizens led to the preservation of precious farmland and the birth of Anchor Run CSA.
Meet Our Farmers   Derek and Dana share a little about their backgrounds and their commitment to local agriculture.
Harvest Expectations   A season-by-season listing of the produce we anticipate providing to our members.
Frequently Asked Questions   If you are considering joining our CSA but you have questions or concerns, this page just might have the information you are looking for. (If not, please contact us!)
Our Community
Members' Page   News and events, weekly harvest information, workshift signups, and more, all on one page.
Membership   Details on the benefits and responsibilities of membership in Anchor Run CSA.
Employment   Information for those interested in working on the farm.
After the Pick-Up
Recipes   We'll guide you step-by-step through preparation of delicious meals, even while cooking with vegetables you're not familiar with.
Veggies 202   Our advanced course in Vegetology! You'll learn how to recognize, prepare, and preserve every vegetable we grow.
Anchor Run CSA is sold out for the 2013 season. We thank our new and returning members for your loyalty and trust, and look forward to a bountiful year.
If you are not a current member of Anchor Run CSA, click here to add your name to our waiting list for the 2014 season, and for possible last-minute 2013 openings. You will receive a reminder to submit an application, and a chance to apply before registration is open to the general public.
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a system of farming that brings together farmers, community members and agricultural land into a mutually beneficial relationship.
Members of the community purchase a "farmshare" for a full growing season. This commitment implies a willingness toshare with the farmer both the bounty from the land and at least some of the risks of its production.The farmer receives fair and guaranteed compensation. In return, members receive a variety of fresh picked produce, sustainably grown by farmers they personally know and trust.
Now entering our tenth growing season, Anchor Run has always provided a true CSA experience to its share owners, who make regular visits to the farm for produce pick-up, field work, and social gatherings. From the beginning, CSA has been our purpose and our passion, and virtually 100% of our operation is devoted to production for CSA share owners.
Direct from Mother Nature, and our diligent preparations, comes fresh farm bounty for you to enjoy...
Anchor Run CSA members receive a portion of our farm bounty each week, picked and washed just hours before pick-up.
At Anchor Run CSA, we are committed to responsible use of precious agricultural land. Our produce is grown without synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or genetically modified organisms. We make use of compost, cover crops, and crop rotation to promote healthy soil and plants.
You are encouraged to learn more about Anchor Run CSA by exploring this website.