About Elliot Farm
FAQS
Do you need to be a CSA Member to shop at the Farm Stand?
No. You do not need to be a CSA Member to enjoy the farm stand. It is, however, to your advantage to become a member. With the our CSA, members save money, while supporting their local growers.
How can I stay up-to-date on Elliot Farm?
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for farm news and updates.
Our goal is to keep our customers up-to-date on what we are carrying on a daily basis. Still have questions? Click here to review our CSA Policies. We are also always available by email at elliotfarmcsa@gmail.com should you have any additional questions – feel free to drop us a note!
What fruits & veggies are available?
Elliot Farm offers hundreds of in-season fruits and vegetables, including, but not limited to: Apples, Basil, Blueberries, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cantaloupe (“Musk Melon”), Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Green Beans, Green Leaf & Romaine Lettuce, Tomatoes, Nectarines, Peaches, Peppers, Pickling Cukes, Strawberries, Summer Squash, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Watermelons, Winter Squash, Zucchini and more! We partner with other local growers, like Cervelli Farm in Rochester and Four Town Farm in Seekonk. When items cannot be found locally, we visit the Boston Farmer’s Market and select the freshest produce available. At Elliot Farm, we pride ourselves on providing the highest quality in-season produce to our community. For this reason, we can not guarantee that all items, listed above, will be available at all times throughout the season.
What local non-produce groceries are available?
The Farm Stand is further enriched by products in all four staple food groups from Massachusetts farmers and producers including, but not limited to: baked goods from Art’s International Bakery (Raynham); eggs from Braz Farms (Raynham); milk and ice-cream from Crescent Ridge Dairy (Sharon); meats from MNC Farms (West Bridgewater); chicken from Featherbrook Farms (Raynham); seafood from Raw Seafoods, Inc. (Fall River); cheeses from Smith’s Country Cheese (Winchendon); raw honey from Carlisle Honey (Tyngsboro) and more!
What is Elliot Farm's growing philosophy?
At Elliot Farm, we care deeply about the farm ecosystem, and though we are not certified organic, we make every possible effort to use natural and organic pest control methods. We practice Integrated Pest Management (IPM) methods, using extensive data on the life cycles of pests to carefully determine when to use pesticides, with the ultimate goal of causing the least possible disruption to humans, animals and the environment. All of Elliot Farm’s planting is done by hand, with the exception of its sweet corn. All crops are also handpicked at their peak ripeness.
Is your farm pet-friendly?
We LOVE animals, however, in keeping with the federal food safety law, we can not allow dogs or pets at our farm stand or in our PYO fields. *Service pets welcome.