Farm Description:
    Noah Valley Farm lies in the hills of Calhoun County, AL, between Jacksonville and the Coosa River. We have a 2 acre garden and about 45 acres of mixed oak hickory and maple forest. An early 20th century homestead with some cattle, this valley sat fallow during the 90's. I moved back here, where I grew up, and started Noah Valley Farm in 2001. Part of the original farm, 7 acres where the pecan trees are and the original garden was, are currently on the market, however we can't afford to purchase it yet.

Practices:
    We use a variety of sustainable farming practices including crop rotations, farmscaping, mulches and row covers, unheated hoop-houses, and low till techniques. Sustainable forestry is becoming a more important goal for this farm.

Describe your product specialties and highlights:
    This year we're growing more of our favorite crops such as heirloom tomatoes, cantaloupes, shiitake mushrooms, and winter squash, while we expand our flower and herb production.

Where we sell our products:
    Our produce is available locally through our April to August subscription program and year round from www.moorefarmsandfriends.com Our CSA drop off is hosted by Java Jolt Cafe on the square in Jacksonville and the Wright Dairy in Alexandria. Our CSA includes locally grown, all natural fruits, vegetables, eggs, herbs and dry goods. Feel free to write or call for more info.

Web/Mail Order Items:
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