

Raw milk dairy farm and event venue on a 10-acre working homestead in Jupiter Farms

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Family-run regenerative organic farm offering seasonal CSA produce boxes and direct-to-chef sales.
Fox Valleyaire Farm is a family-owned and operated regenerative organic farm in Jupiter Farms, Florida. It grows a diverse range of vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers, making them available through a limited-membership CSA program and direct sales to chefs. CSA members receive weekly farm boxes delivered to their homes across the harvest season, which runs approximately December through May. Each box is built around what is ready to harvest that week and is sized to supply a small family throughout the week. Members also receive priority access to limited-quantity farm products, including farm-fresh eggs, honey, and flowers, plus a 10% discount on additional farm purchases. Farm access is otherwise closed to the public, but CSA members and their families are welcome to visit, meet the farmers, and see the crops growing.
Fox Valleyaire Farm describes its approach as regenerative organic agriculture, emphasizing soil health, biodiversity, and ecological balance. Specific practices cited by the farm include cover cropping during the summer off-season, soil testing, crop diversity across both fall/winter and spring growing periods, and minimal use of synthetic inputs. The farm grows a wide variety of named crop varieties across tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, cucumbers, carrots, leafy greens, brassicas, herbs, root vegetables, and flowers. It is also developing a fruit grove and bee hives for summer production. Produce is triple-washed after harvest before delivery.
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