Practices

Alprilla Farm is deeply committed to sustainable farming practices. They engage in crop rotation and use a soil-nourishing clover fallow every three years to enrich the land. Their winter CSA model emphasizes community-supported agriculture, promoting a shared risk approach that strengthens local food systems. Alprilla Farm allows members to choose their own vegetables, fostering a direct connection to the farm and its bounty.

Offerings

Alprilla Farm specializes in seasonal produce primarily for the fall through winter months. The Winter CSA Share is a key offering, allowing customers to tailor their weekly or bi-weekly picks of roots, tubers, fresh greens, and squash. They also offer bulk orders of grains, which are milled to order to ensure freshness and vibrant flavor.

Their inventory often includes beloved staples like celeriac, carrots, and cabbages, known for their winter hardiness and versatility in the kitchen. Additionally, Alprilla Farm grows various potato varieties ideal for winter storage.

Visiting and Buying

Situated at 106 Connor’s Mill Road in Warner, NH, Alprilla Farm facilitates direct engagement with customers through flexible CSA pickup arrangements. This direct approach allows members to have tangible participation in the farming process while also supporting local food distribution and community connections. Alprilla Farm also offers sponsorship options, making fresh produce accessible to more families.

Additional Offerings

Close by, Courser Meadows Farm Store complements Alprilla's offerings with pasture-raised meats and dairy, reinforcing regional food variety and quality. Together, these farms provide a robust selection of fresh, sustainably raised foods for the community.