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Free Haven Farms is primarily focused on providing fresh produce and educational experiences related to urban agriculture. They offer a FreshBox program for seasonal farm shares, as well as workshops and classes on gardening and food science. The business aims to connect the community through learning and growing together in an urban farming setting.
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Free Haven Farms is dedicated to bridging the gap between healthy food and community wellness. Nestled in Lawnside, NJ, this farm stands out with its commitment to organic and regenerative farming practices, as well as a rich offering of educational and immersive events.
The farm provides fresh, organic produce with a focus on sustainability. They involve the community with a seasonal Fresh Box subscription service, featuring a diverse range of vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Each box, valued at around $40, is available for local pickup and delivery in South Jersey and Philadelphia.
Free Haven Farms is not just about produce; it's a center for learning. They offer numerous educational workshops on topics like growing food, with events such as the "Grow Your Own" workshop series. Sponsored by Whole Foods, these workshops are designed to empower participants to start their gardens, complete with a special 'Grow Your Own' box giveaway.
Events at Free Haven Farms go beyond the typical farm tour. The Edible Farm Tour invites attendees to walk through the farm, taste fresh produce, and understand meal preparation using farm-fresh ingredients. A unique offering is the "Build and Burn Yoga" class, which combines yoga and farming insights, concluding in a relaxing meditation session and a gift of a produce bag.
The farm's philosophy extends to a range of products. These include seeds, which are non-GMO and come with planting advice, educational books by Micaiah Hall, tea kits from their Wild Medicinal collection, and even gardening consultations. Their digital cookbook "Fresh Box Recipes" helps customers craft delicious meals using seasonal produce.
For those looking to start or improve their home gardens, the farm offers virtual and in-person consultations. These are tailored sessions to guide gardening enthusiasts, filled with advice and follow-up support. In-person assessments are available within a 25-mile radius of their Lawnside location.
Located at 105 Williams St, Lawnside, NJ, Free Haven Farms invites visitors to experience their offerings directly on-site. For appointments or personalized sessions, interested individuals are encouraged to reach out via their website.
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My experience with Free Haven Farms through the FreshBox program has been infuriating and disappointing. Their produce is inconsistently fresh, does not value $15 per week (which is what they advertise), and the variety is limited. More importantly, I tried to address these concerns privately through email communication and in person on a recent pickup day and was met with silence, then rudeness. I had to send 3 consecutive emails to even get a response. When I spoke to someone in person with concerns about my produce being slimy and not fresh (please see attached pictures), I was asked “If I had ever been to a Farmers Market before”. This person then continued to reach into the bag, pull some out, eat it, and say “Tastes fine to me”. Pandemic aside, this is a health issue and not professional. Let me add that this was after the produce was dropped off an HOUR late that day. Our regular weekly pick up time is 3-5PM, produce arrived at 4PM and not even an apology was expressed to the people who had been waiting an hour to get their FreshBox. If you know you are running an hour late, no matter the reason, an email heads up is proper business practice. Actually, it is simply common courtesy and consideration. What sort of customer valuation does this business uphold? From my experience, almost none. We are SO disappointed in our FreshBox and feel completely dismissed. Mistakenly we signed up for a season’s long farm share which we now can not get out of despite raising valid concerns directly with the business owners. Do yourself a favor and do not sign up for a FreshBox.
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Yesterday was my first visit to the farm. I participated in a Watermelon Scrub class with Nyambi Naturals. I learned so much. I really liked the moment of silence before class began, I felt peace and listened to the birds sing. During class Micaiah cut up fresh watermelon (red & yellow) and served us. The yellow watermelon was so sweet and juicy, I received a free one for attending and I bought 2 more and some books about gardening. Dr. Cynthia Hall shared the science of foods we can grow on our own, their color and the benefits of eating our water! Yes, eat your water! If your are looking for a great networking opportunity and community resource, visit here. Make a connection, let’s learn and grow together!
Over the years Lawnside’s Free Haven Farms has grown into a beautiful beacon that represents how urban agriculture can withstand a technological challenge in society.
I had an Excellent and fun Insightful tour of there Farm and recommend others to explore and experience Free Haven Farm,there crops were fresh and delicious 😋... …
I was excited to try them and ordered full year box. The quantity of variety certainly didn't overwhelm me. For last two weeks, I received rotted cantaloupes two weeks in a row, which was a big part of the whole box. I sent an email to the owner, and received very hostile response. But he was somewhat apologetic. And I expected some improvement moving forward. Then came week's share: 3 rotten peaches! What's infuriating is that while sending me these rotted fruits, they are selling water melons separately for as much as $15 each! I understand buying these shares you put your luck with the crop, so when the box was not as great as I hoped, I thought that was probably because of the weather. But then when the owners kept giving me rotten fruits while selling water melon on the side for high prices, that's morally wrong! I feel bad because I recommended them on my neighborhood FB group because I want support local minority owned business. I decided they don't deserve my support.
This company fraudulently made a $400 transaction from my bank account.. When i contacted them they acted like they knew nothing about it and even acted as if they didn’t know what company “free haven farms” was un known to them . after telling me call my bank and good like fixing it i was blocked by their iphone that is a GA number but Jersey address for the business
Knowledge of a God taking care of his wisdom (nature) prolly should be in place of Fauci for the people Health...
They are very knowledgeable on growing foods & professional service !
FreeHaven Farms is my go to spot for seeded watermelons and gardening guidance.
The farm is absolutely amazing thank you for an awesome workshop!
Their products are the best, and the are awesome
Awesome service, fresh and delicious veggies, fruit and herbs
Love the owners and the food they grow!
Great!!!!! Love it