Live Earth Farm: Community Supported Agriculture - Watsonville, California

Live Earth Farm is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm located at 1275 Green Valley Rd, Watsonville, CA 95076, United States. They can be reached at 8317632448 or through their website liveearthfarm.net. As a CSA farm, Live Earth Farm offers agricultural services, allowing members to receive a weekly share of fresh, organic produce.

One of the main features of Live Earth Farm is their commitment to the community and the environment. They use sustainable farming practices, such as crop rotation and natural pest management, to maintain the health of the land and provide high-quality produce. The farm offers a variety of vegetables, fruits, and herbs, all of which are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.

In addition to their CSA program, Live Earth Farm also offers a number of other services, including a farm stand, farm tours, and educational programs for children. They host a number of events throughout the year, such as their annual Strawberry Festival and Pumpkin Patch, which are open to the public.

Live Earth Farm has received many positive reviews from its customers, with an average rating of 4.8/5 on Google My Business based on 35 reviews. Customers have praised the farm for the quality of its produce, the friendliness of its staff, and the overall experience of being a member of the CSA.

If you're looking for a way to support local agriculture, eat healthier, and connect with your community, Live Earth Farm is an excellent choice. They offer a wide variety of fresh, organic produce and a number of other services that make it easy to get involved in the local food system.

The farm's CSA program is a great way to ensure that you have a steady supply of fresh, organic produce throughout the growing season. Members receive a weekly share of the farm's harvest, which can be picked up at the farm or at one of several drop-off locations in the area.

In addition to the CSA program, the farm stand is open year-round and offers a selection of fresh produce, as well as farm-made products such as jams, pickles, and honey. The farm also hosts a number of events throughout the year, including farm tours, educational programs, and seasonal festivals.

Reviews of Live Earth Farm: Community Supported Agriculture

Elizabeth Smirnov

5/5

Great Farm! If you want to pick your own food, they have that. Of you just want fresh produce, they have that! Prices are reasonable and the cats are adorable. Will come again!

Jesse Rivera

5/5

This place is top notch. Their quality, freshness and variety of their produce is really amazing. We receive their weekly farm share boxes and the strawberries are amongst the best we have ever had. Their website is easy to navigate, pickup from the farm is super convenient and they also go above and beyond to take care of their clients. I couldn't recommend this place more. It's worth getting on the waiting list if they're not taking additional clients.

Crystal Rodriguez

5/5

Cute little UPick for strawberries! Just remember to bring old shoes or something you wouldn't mind getting dirty since it is a field and there is water and mud. It's fun for kids to see the strawberries in different stages of growth and picking the biggest strawberries they can find. They guy who ran the stall was very nice and insightful. Will definitely be going back!

Susan W.

2/5

We have been coming here for quite awhile and at times getting there shortly after 230pm.. never been turned away..today we got there at 235pm and the young girl working said the strawberry picking closes at 230pm .. the sign on the street says clearly opened to 3pm! Last time we picked $20 worth of berries in 15 mins.. she would not let us pick any even though the vegetable stand stays opened to 3pm.. this was very disappointing and frustrating. She was not helpful either.. uhm.. this is not logical.. there was noone else picking berries.. so this young girl will sit there doing nothing for 25 minutes.. not good business if the farm is trying to make money.. plus these strawberries are the best and we share them with our neighbors! So be watchful of the time..you will be turned away after 230pm. The farm should put on the sign picking ends at 230pm.

Rachael Pino

5/5

My children went here for a school field trip. They had a variety of activities including berry picking, transplanting, flower cutting, and cider making. There was also a play area for lunch and fun.

Brooke Sampson

5/5

Outstanding variety (50+ crops) of local, organic produce available in customizable weekly shares. A well curated selection of other local organic produce items and foodstuffs can also be added to your order (e.g., Companion Bakeshop bread, Happy Girl canned goods, local eggs and honey). Farmer Tom and his team practice regenerative, sustainable agriculture and harvest each crop at peak flavor and freshness.

Joe B

5/5

A shining example of land stewardship and farm based community enrichment. Live earth farm really has it all! Great produce for farmers market, CSA, and wholesale. A great seasonal u-pick. And an extensive educational program. Living proof that farms don't have to choose between production and education but can truly embrace both; and when they do the whole community benefits.

Earl Hale

5/5

Fresh veggies and u-pick strawberries are delicious.