Our Products & CSA
Pature Raised Chicken Eggs
I guess it's bias to say, but I'll say it anyway - "Our eggs are the best!" Our chickens are free range, grass loving, bug loving hens able to express their inner chickenness to its fullest extent. Our egg yolks are a rich, orange color - full of vitamins and minerals. They are never fed antibiotics or hormones. Our hens are fed a Certified Organic feed from Coyote Creek Feed Mill.
$5 per dozen
Duck Eggs
Our ducks eat grass and bugs and play in the water all day! Duck eggs are an excellent choice for baking (most pastry chefs prefer these to chicken eggs). They are also preferred
for those with chicken egg allergies and have an alkaline base which is beneficial for cancer patients. Plus, they are bigger and more nutrient dense than a chicken egg. They are never fed antibiotics or hormones. Our ducks are fed a Certified Organic feed from Coyote Creek Feed Mill.$8 per dozen - Limited availability
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Vegetables we are planting in 2011...
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Spring |
Summer |
Fall/Winter |
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Arugula Lettuce mix Pac Choi Swiss Chard Radishes Beets Carrots Spring Onions |
Potatoes Cucumbers Beans Corn Tomatoes Peppers Summer Squash Zucchini Eggplant Okra Melons Onions Garlic |
Arugula Lettuce Spinach Collards Mustard Greens Kale Winter Squash Sweet Potatoes Brussel Sprouts Broccoli Cauliflower Carrots Beets Kohlrabi |
Herbs & Flowers... - Nasturtium
- Basil
- Rosemary
- Thyme
- Dill
- Mint
- Cilantro
- Parsley
- Chives
- Oregano
- Lemongrass
- Lavender
- Chamomile
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Pasture Raised & Grass Fed Meats - Chicken, Turkey & Lamb
We grow "Freedom Ranger" slow growing chickens, which have better fat distribution and better overall meat quality. The flavor is un-matched as well as the nutrients these birds contain. Much higher and better ratio of Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty 
acids. Freedom Rangers are in limited supply, so please email or call us for pricing and availability.
Picture by: Aleeya Hargrove
Heritage Turkeys will be available for Thanksgiving and Christmas 2011. We grow 
Bourbon Reds and Royal Palms, which are on the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy Watch list. Get on the waiting list by emailing us. A $20 nonrefundable deposit is due by June 30th to hold your spot. They're $7.00 per lb and average 13-16lbs. Make sure to contact us early if you are interested, we have a limited supply and they sell out quick!
Grass fed Lamb (Katahbados - Katahdin and Barbados mix) sold out until June/July 2012. Combining these two breeds gives us the best of both worlds;
Micro-marbled, very tender meat and larger cuts. Weights average 35 pounds per whole, processed lamb.
Picture by: Aleeya Hargrove
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180° Farm CSA Program 
At 180° Farm, we are committed to providing you with locally and organically grown vegetables, fruits, meats and eggs. We farm in a sustainable and natural way so you can feel confident that you are feeding your family incredibly nutritious food that is pesticide and herbicide free. As opposed to grocery store chains, which ship in and sell fruits and vegetables from over 1500 miles away (including organic), we grow all of our food on our farm and only sell locally. This reduces the carbon foot print, keeps our economies where they belong and insures you the freshest, best tasting produce possible. You can visit our farm any time to see how we grow our food and raise our animals. We believe in transparency and that you should feel good about where your food comes from, how it’s grown and who grows it!
What is a CSA Program?
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, which means you the community, support the local agriculture by investing in (or pre paying for) a seasonal food subscription. Participating in a CSA also means you only eat what is in season. We will offer a full share (which feeds a family of four and contains 8-12 different items*) and a half share (which feeds a family of two and contains 5-7 different items*).
*Example of an “item”: bunch of swiss chard -or- bunch of carrots -or- 1 lb. of potatoes.
Chicken, eggs and honey will also be available as CSA items in 2011.
Pick up days
CSA’s are to be picked up at 180° Farm (237 Emory Phillips Road, Sharpsburg, GA 30277) on either Tuesday or Saturday.
What else is included in my CSA?
If you are interested in participating in our 2012 CSA Program, please contact nicole@180farm.org for more information or to be put on the waiting list. Note: We are adding only 10 more spots for 2012, so get in your deposit and application early!
Didn't get in our CSA this year, no worries, we should have vegetables ready for on farm sells (as supplies last) starting in late April - early May.
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** Our 180 T's and hoodies are here and they look great! Stop by the farm today to get yours, or have it shipped by contacting us at nicole@180farm.org. Womens and mens T's are $30 each/hoodies are $45 and help support 180 Degree Farm's ministry to continue educating and help feed the hungry.
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