The Farm and CSA

Established in 2001 as Madison's first urban farm, Troy Community Farm occupies 5 acres of the Troy site. The core of the farm is the CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). Farm members receive fresh, locally grown, organic produce each week for 21 weeks, beginning in June and ending in late October. Through the CSA, members learn to enjoy - and appreciate the quirks of - Wisconsin seasonal food production. With the vegetables, members receive the weekly farm newsletter Urban Roots, which contains food preparation ideas, stories from the farm, and notes about what to expect in coming weeks.

Anyone can enjoy Troy Farm's locally-grown produce by visiting the Troy Farm Stand. The Farm Stand is located at the front of Troy Gardens on the 500 block of Troy Drive, is open Thursday afternoons from 4 - 6 pm from June through October.

Also find Troy Farm produce at the Northside Farmers Market at Sherman Plaza at the corner of N. Sherman Ave and Nortport Dr. This market runs every Sunday, May through October from 9am to 12 noon.

Sprouts are a new venture for the farm and are currently available at the Williamson Street Grocery Co-op (at 1221 Williamson Street.) Our sprout line includes mung beans, legume mixes, and mixes with alfalfa and clover sprouts.

CSA at Troy Community Farm
- How to join the Troy Community Farm-Brochure and Veggie Availability Chart
- Worker Share Application
- Read 2007 Farm Newsletters and See Photos of the Shares
- Read 2006 Farm Newsletters and See Photos of the Shares
- Read 2005 Farm Newsletters and See Photos of the Shares


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