Our 2025 Summer CSA is now full, but please feel free to sign up to be on our waiting list or if you’re interested in being notified of extra shares as available:

Submit this Google Form to be on our waiting list, and please email us at TableBluffFarm@gmail.com to let us know if you’re interested in notifications about extra shares!

When you sign up for a CSA farm share at Table Bluff Farm, you are guaranteed wholesome, tasty freshness grown locally and regeneratively. Plus, you don’t owe anything up front…it’s a pay as you go CSA when you sign up for the whole season!

$25/week for a box of seasonal veggies (5-7 items per week). If paying with a credit card or PayPal through our website, a $1.50 processing fee will be added to the weekly share cost (for $26.50/week). If you live between Hydesville and Arcata, we can deliver your share to your doorstep for $5/week extra!

Examples of items included during the season as available: Carrots, beets, cucumbers, strawberries, tomatoes, lettuce & leafy greens, broccoli, peas, and more!

We love raising pigs, particularly heritage breeds like Red Wattle and Duroc.

We integrate our hogs into our flower gardens by allowing them to till the ground cover, eat bugs and weeds, and fertilize the soil beneath.

In 2020, we decided to create a mandala garden from a patch of lawn next to our house. To start, we fenced in the 100’ x 75’ space and released 6 piglets into it to tear up all the grass and weeds. Next, we used string and measuring tape to establish the center of the mandala and to mark out each concentric circle. Next, we dug the paths out by shovel, adding the scooped soil to the tops of each circular bed to make them raised. Once the beds were established, we laid out drip irrigation in all of them. Then came the fun part: planting! We interplanted vegetables and flowers to create a beautiful yet functional garden. Different iterations have emerged through the years, and our goal now—in 2025—is to fill the mandala garden with (mostly) perennials to limit soil disturbance.

At Table Bluff Farm, we place the planet before profits. Our small-scale, regenerative, holistic integrative system is based on rotational grazing of our pigs and chickens to cultivate our cut flower and mixed vegetable market gardens.

We incorporate:

• permaculture principles, such as edible hedges and polycultures

• no-till management (i.e., we don’t use tractors or rototillers)

• pollinator & wildlife habitats within hedgerows

• cover crop for nitrogen fixing and carbon sequestration

• organic integrated pest management (IPM)

• non-GMO feed & seed

• NRCS grants for soil & water conservation

• Kiss the Ground grant for building & maintaining healthy soil

The Fortuna Pumpkin Patch will be back this year (2025)! Stay tuned for upcoming announcements, including field trip details.

Table Bluff Farm is proud to have created the Fortuna Pumpkin Patch!

Located just off the 101 freeway in Fortuna, the Patch was created especially for Eel River Valley residents & schools.