About One Acre Farm

One Acre Farm was started in 2010 in Morgan Hill, CA. It is primarily a CSA farm, serving the local Morgan Hill and San Martin area. The farm is located just outside the city limits and features a wide variety of vegetables and fruits throughout the spring, summer, and fall.

What is a CSA? 

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It is a way for consumers to buy directly from local farmers in an arrangement that benefits both the farmers and the consumers. "CSA" is not a franchise or a company name; it is simply a way to describe this type of farmer-to-consumer relationship. Members subscribe to the farm and receive a bag of fresh produce each week delivered directly to their home or office. The contents of the bag vary, depending on what is in season. The produce is always super-fresh, local (grown right in Morgan Hill), and seasonal.

Part of the joy of being a CSA member is that our farm becomes your farm. Members are welcome to visit and see where their food comes from.

For more details about how the CSA works, please click here. To sign up, please submit the form on our registration page. 

What are the benefits of being a CSA member?

• Convenience – We make eating healthy easier by delivering right to your home or office every week. Recipes are included with every delivery.
• Super Fresh and Delicious – Produce is harvested on the same day as delivery for maximum flavor.
• Healthy – Our produce is organically grown and will never contain chemical residues. Fresher produce is higher in nutrients, and this is as fresh as it gets!
• Good Value – Our prices are often a better deal than store-bought organic veggies.
• Variety – We grow dozens of kinds of produce and choose varieties with superb flavor.
• Keep it local –  Help keep farms in our community by supporting your local small farmers.
• Environmental – We follow organic farming practices that minimize environmental impacts.
• Community – Come meet us and your fellow CSA members. Learn where your food comes from.

Is it Certified Organic?
We follow organic growing practices and meet or exceed organic growing guidelines. However, we are not a certified organic farm. For a farm of our size, the expense and bureaucracy of maintaining certification would outweigh the benefits. We do not use any synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides on our farm, and we follow sustainable farming practices as much as possible. We hope you will get to know us and our farm and will trust us to grow your food.