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Climate Resilient, 
High Quality, 
Community Focused
Produce.  

 

With love, we aim to bring you the highest quality produce grown in the most sustainable way we know how. 

We're Hiring for Fall 2023!

September - October 27th 2023: Crew Member at Astarte Farm 

 

Astarte Farm in Hadley, MA, is hiring a part-time (about 25 hrs/week) crew member for the remainder of the 2022 growing season. The right applicant will start Monday, September 4th and work through October 27th, with potential to work an extra week or two into November depending on weather. Although exact hours are yet to be determined, our daily work schedule is Monday-Friday, 6:30am-3:15pm, with a 45 minute lunch break. Compensation is $15/hour. ​

The ideal candidate is able to learn many tasks quickly and precisely, is naturally energized by the prospect of working outside in a small group, has stamina for long days of physical work, and has a great sense of humor and fun! Most importantly, we are looking for candidates that seek out physical activity in their daily lives and who are self-motivated by the mission of our farm. Applicants must be able to lift 50 lbs repeatedly and be content to work outside in all types of weather. 

To Apply: Email astartefarm@gmail.com with a resume, a brief statement about yourself and interest in sustainable farming, and a minimum of two references.

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Wholesale

Astarte Farm is a wholesale fruit and vegetable grower, delivering no-till, certified organic produce to Western Massachusetts. 

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CSA

2023 CSA Shares are officially SOLD OUT! To learn more about our CSA program, make a payment, or join the wait list, click below. Thank you so much for your continued support of no-till farming practices and local food!

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No-Till 

Learn about the benefits of no-till farming, and how Astarte Farm is pushing the envelop on what it means to "grow sustainably". 

Together, we can cultivate more resilient ecosystems and communities in the face of climate change. 

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