Start Date & Duration

The expected harvest season runs from May through November 2025. Members may purchase 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 shares. Members may top up shares any time throughout the season should they run out and choose to continue.

Keeping Track

• On-farm members will have a punch card at the farm to keep track of their pickups. Members may pick up a share anytime during the season. Members may pick up more than one share per visit.

• Off-farm members will indicate that they want a share that particular week by filling out the form to select their items that week. A digital list of completed shares will be available for both farmers and members to reference.

Farm Share Contents

Shares contain between 5 and 8 items depending on availability of harvest. 

• On farm - Items will be pre-portioned by the farmers (for example: 1 bag of salad mix, 1 quart of bell peppers, 1 pint of cherry tomatoes, 1 bunch of kale, etc). Members will reference a chalkboard for their choices that week and fulfill their share from the farm stand.

• Off farm - Members will receive an email detailing the harvest choices on Friday afternoons. Members must make selections by 6 AM Monday to receive a share that week. Members who do not fill out selection form will not receive a share that week. Shares will then be delivered to off-farm locations based on the schedule detailed below.

Pickup Locations

• Kitchen Girl Farm | 18200 Bunker Hill Rd. Parkton MD 21120

You may pick up anytime on your schedule. You will pack your own share by choosing your items from the farm stand based on the list on the chalkboard. You will have a punch card to keep track.

Additional products such as meat, eggs, yarn, honey, and other produce will be available at the farm stand. These items are not included in the price of the Farm Share and are available for purchase at the price listed at the Farm Stand. Please do not exchange any products included in your Farm Share with items at the Farm Stand.

• good neighbor | 3827 Falls Rd. Baltimore MD 21211

Shares will be available for pickup from 2-5 PM on Wednesdays.

• foraged. A hyper seasonal eatery | 1709 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201

Shares will be available for pickup from 5-9 PM on Wednesdays.

• Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures | 1812 Ashland Ave. Suite 110. Baltimore MD 21205

This pickup location is for in-house members only and is not accessible to the public. Shares will be available for pickup at 2:30 PM on Wednesdays.

Buying a Farm Share

Shares cost $35 per week, no matter how many weeks you sign up for. You may re-up throughout the season as desired.

• 5 weeks - $175

• 10 weeks - $350

• 15 weeks - $525

• 20 weeks - $700

• 25 weeks - $875

• 30 weeks - $1050

Additional Member Perks

Visiting the Farm

We invite our members to visit and explore the farm anytime during daylight hours, even if your pickup site is off farm. Please dress appropriately and be respectful of boundaries denoted by fences. Borrow a laminated farm map from the farm stand for a self-guided tour.

Pick Your Own

All members are invited to visit the pick-your-own gardens to harvest additional items during daylight hours. Please reference the newsletter and chalkboard in the farm stand to see what’s ready to be harvested that week.

Compost Drop off

We can use your biodegradable kitchen waste on the farm to make compost to feed our soil. You may bring your collected scraps to the farm and add it to the compost pile yourself. Please drop in the designated compost bay.

Camping

Did you know that our farm has a family-friendly campsite just steps away from Gunpowder Falls State Park? Members receive 20% off campsite bookings. Contact us for the discount code.

Barn Rentals

Our historic barn is available for events exclusively for farm share members! This rustic, quirky space is great for small to medium gatherings. The farm is saving up for barn repairs and ask members to donate towards our barn restoration fundraiser in exchange for hosting your event. Get in touch for details.

How We Grow

We are committed to being transparent about our growing and animal husbandry practices and will happily answer any questions you have. We practice environmentally friendly and sustainable farming and believe that everyone has a right to know how their food is produced. An overview of our growing practices is detailed here.