Important NEWS!
Please check our farm news each week to find out where you can find our vegetables!
Online ordering will remain open to purchase a new CSA membership or add to your current account. Please email us if you have any questions.
To order, head to the shop, follow instructions to register with our ordering platform (Local Line), and order away!
Please check our farm news each week to find out where you can find our vegetables!
Online ordering will remain open to purchase a new CSA membership or add to your current account. Please email us if you have any questions.
To order, head to the shop, follow instructions to register with our ordering platform (Local Line), and order away!
Welcome to Lake Divide Farm!These are strange times. With the coronavirus spreading quickly we are forced to balance the vital need to reduce contact with the imperative need to eat food. Our simple, basic, and evolving solution? Online pre-orders!
Pick-up locations and times: Stockbridge, Friday on the farm! 3 pm- 5 pm, Pre-order only! The Ann Arbor Farmers Market, Saturday with Jim: 7 am to 3 pm, pre-order walk-up or curbside pick-up, on site vegetables!. All orders must be picked up by 1 pm. The market runs until 3 pm but we may leave early so it is important that you pick up your order by 1 pm. All orders must be picked up by 1 pm. All curbside orders must be picked up by 12 pm. For curbside pick-up: Email us to let us know. On market day, pull up and park along Detroit street and tell a volunteer your name and that you are picking up an order from Lake Divide. Check out the A2 website for information on what to expect. Eastern, Saturday- with Amy! Royal Oak, Saturday with Helen and Shana! 7 am to 1 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, onsite purchases. Find us inside in our usual spot. *If you feel strongly or need to have a trunk pick-up because you are high risk, please email me and I can arrange to have your order dropped at your car. I will email you the instructions Friday after all orders are in. REMEMBER! Please wear face coverings when shopping with us at market. We are trying to protect our families and coworkers. With our workload, we cannot afford long absences due to illness and with the potential for long term physical ailments after the the virus, we don't want our farm members, workers, or families to get this virus. We encounter a lot of people as market vendors and a face covering worn by us and our customers is a simple way to reduce our exposure to the virus. Please help us stay safe and continue providing fresh, nutritious food for you. If you are unsure why simple cloth face coverings help, here is a great video from PBS. I don't think anyone really enjoys wearing a mask on an 80 degree day (less of a problem now with the cooler weather) However! I enjoy the company and health of my fellows. Let's hang in there and keep it in perspective. For our regular farm news... Check the bottom of the most recent post on our farm news page to see what what we will be bringing to market this week. |
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Announcements!
Sign up to be a farm member in our CSA program. Find info about our program at our Market CSA Membership page
An Introduction...
Jim Neumann and Helen Chandler, partners in marriage and business, own and operate Lake Divide Farm. Located in Jackson County Michigan, the farm is named for the unique way the Huron and Upper Grand watersheds divide the property in half. This year will be our second farming in Michigan, after four years running Whistling Wolf Farm in New Jersey. Through our inaugural season, we got our organic certification through Ohio Ecological Farm and Food Association (OEFFA) and began laying the groundwork for a lifetime of friendship and stewardship within our community. We are eager to continue forging relationships and carrying on the work of caring for our environment. We are committed to farming the land sustainably and preserving the natural ecosystems that predate our arrival.
In the upcoming season, we will be growing vegetables, melon, and herbs. Some of the items that we are most excited about include garlic, ginger, onions, and radicchio. For a full produce list visit the 'What We Offer' page.
It is with high hopes and great anticipation that we embark on the upcoming year!
In the upcoming season, we will be growing vegetables, melon, and herbs. Some of the items that we are most excited about include garlic, ginger, onions, and radicchio. For a full produce list visit the 'What We Offer' page.
It is with high hopes and great anticipation that we embark on the upcoming year!
Baby Ginger
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Cipollini onions!
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Winter spinach
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