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LORA'S NOURISHING PRODUCE'S FARM SHARE
CONTACT INFORMATION
- Name: Lora's Nourishing Produce
- Website: http://www.lorasnourishingproduce.com/
- Email: info@lorasnourishingproduce.com
Farmers, please contact me to mask your email - Phone: 720-988-9088
- Address: 992 S. 4th St. Suite 100 PMB 127, Brighton CO 80601
- Map it, or see other CSAs in Brighton
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lorasnourishingproduce
GROWING METHODS
- Certified Organic: No
- Organic methods:
Yes
- Certified Naturally Grown: No
- Certified Biodynamic: No
- Biodynamic methods:
No
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Neighborhood Supported: No
NOTES
- Discounts if you purchase more than one kind of share. There is an "Early Bird" Special going on through the end of March.
- Sells meat without share commitment: No
- Sells eggs without share commitment: No
- Home delivery: No
We do our best to keep our information up to date, but it is best to visit Lora's Nourishing Produce's website or call them at 720-988-9088to get the most recent information. (This page was most recently changed on 2018-04-05.)
PICKUPS
SHARES
| Price | Price/ Week |
Type | Description | Length | Work Req. | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $599 | $33.28 | Produce | Veggie/ Herb CSA | 18 Weeks | No | |
| $299 | $49.83 | Produce | Winter share | 6 Weeks | No | |
| $230 | $16.43 | Fruit | Fruit | 14 Weeks | No | 14-16 weeks |
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FARM
- Seed Orders Are In!!! - 8 February 2017, 4:06 pm
- Check Out Our “Harvest Day” Story – www.lorasnourishingproduce.com - 23 January 2017, 2:23 pm
- 2017 CSA Farm Shares are now available with our “Early Bird” Special! Save up to $70! - 1 January 2017, 6:13 pm
Entered: 2010-03-21, Modified: 2018-04-05, contact me with corrections
REVIEWS
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