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Ambrose Family Farm CSA

What is

CSA ...Community Supported Agriculture is a partnership of mutual commitment between a local farmer and the people who consume his/her fresh produce, creating a bond between the farm and the community supporting it. Members purchase a "share" of the farm's anticipated fresh, highest quality food grown the safest most organic method possible. This partnership offers the perfect win/win situation to Members and their families by giving them the best quality, freshest, widest variety of sustainably grown produce and ensures the survival of the local family farm's future by guaranteeing the farmer a fair economic return for his efforts.

Learn a little About Us and Our Farming Practices

Learn a little About the Crops We Grow

For those of you interested in learning more about CSA, how it works, and what you might expect to see harvested from Ambrose Family Farm, please visit

Ambrose Family Farm CSA



If you are interested in joining Ambrose Family Farm CSA, please take the time to learn more about OUR CSA and how we structure our program. Each farm offering a CSA structures their program to match their farming practices, crops, and delivery options. Consequently, each CSA program is different - offering different crops, share sizes, delivery programs, price structure, season length, etc.

Please see our membership information.

To sign up for the Winter 2012 CSA Season click here.

To sign up for our Spring 2012 CSA Season click here.




One of our favorite CSAs is Honey Brook Organic Farm. It is one of the oldest operating certified organic farms in New Jersey, and manages one of the largest CSAs in the US. Since 1991, farmer Jim Kinsel and his staff have consistently produced some of the finest quality, best tasting produce available anywhere. Their Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program began in Pennington, NJ, where most of the members pick-up their shares on the farm.


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Sign up for  Winter and Spring 2012 CSA Season Now.

Winter & Spring 2012 CSA Season begin January 3rd and April 3rd. Sign up here.Sign up for Winter and Spring 2012 CSA Seasons now!

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