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Boise Backlot Farms, LLC

Boise Backlot Farms, LLC is a CSA program in Boise, Idaho. It accepts credit and debit cards. Products include blackberries, raspberries, grapes (black, green, red, etc.), peaches (yellow, white, etc.), strawberries, arugula, beans (string), beans.

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PaymentCash, Personal Checks, Debit card/Credit card
ProductionNon-Certified, but Practicing Organic, No antibiotics, Non-GMO, No pesticides, Pasture-raised/free-range animals, Humane treatment of animals
ProductsBlackberries, raspberries, Grapes (black, green, red, etc.), Peaches (yellow, white, etc.), Strawberries, Arugula, Beans (string), Beans, other (lima, etc.), Beets, Bok Choy, Broccoli, Cabbage, Carrots, Celery, Corn (sweet), Cucumbers, Eggplant (Italian, Japanese, etc.), Garlic, Green beans, Green onions/scallions, Kale, Kohlrabi, Lettuce (head, leaf, etc.), Mixed leafy greens, Mizuna, Mustard Greens, Onions (pearl, red, white, etc.), Peas, Peppers, hot, sweet, Potatoes (new, red, russet, etc.), Pumpkin, Radishes, Rhubarb, Squash, summer: zucchini, etc., winter: butternut, etc., Swiss chard and 3 more
Finding itLocated near the intersection of Castle Drive and N Eugene Street in NW Boise.

Boise Backlot Farms is a small-scale, urban farm located in the Collister neighborhood of northwest Boise. BBF is run by one woman, Jenna, with her two little ones in tow. All produce is organically grown and no-spray. The CSA runs for a full 18-week season with weekly pick ups that offer seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Boise Backlot Farms, LLC, in its own listing

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How a CSA share works.

A CSA share is paid up front for a season of regular boxes, usually weekly. You share the farm's good years and its bad ones. Before you buy, ask what a typical week holds, where and when pickup is, whether delivery is offered, and how the farm handles a lost crop. Farms that grow organically or naturally say so on the listing.

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