Michigan Backyard Farm
- Growing your own food in your own backyard
- Converting your un-used/wasted sections of your yard into sustainable/ food producing mini-farms.
- Each mini-farm will be customized for you and your families needs.
- We use organic methods of farming. Including pest control, composting, natural fertilizers and organic heirloom seeds.
- Local CSAs are a wonderful and healthy replacement to buying your food at the supermarket.

CSAs support local growers, local economies and local families. Michigan Backyard Farms takes the CSA to the next step. Growing your own food in your own backyard. Nothing can compare to freshly picked vegetables. When you work with Michigan Backyard Farms, you're forming a direct relationship between yourself and the food you consume. You'll be there to see your food grown. You will have the enjoyment, the knowledge and the nutritional advantages of eating the freshest vegetables.

I have had a passion for gardening since I was a boy here in Michigan. I grew up in Farmington Hills then moved out to White Lake in the mid 80s. I have wanted to start my own CSA for sometime now. But finding the right piece of property and then the recent rough financial times put the idea on the back burner. So, I just continued to dig up more and more of my own yard to add more garden space. What a simple idea! Put the CSA right in the customers own backyard just as I have been doing.

Michigan Backyard Farms Growing your own food in your own backyard. Converting your un-used/wasted sections of your yard into sustainable/ food producing mini-farms. Each mini-farm will be customized for you and your families needs.

We use organic methods of farming. Including pest control, composting, natural fertilizers and organic heirloom seeds. Local CSAs are a wonderful and healthy replacement to buying your food at the supermarket. CSAs support local growers, local economies and local families. Michigan Backyard Farms takes the CSA to the next step. Growing your own food in your own backyard.

Nothing can compare to freshly picked vegetables. When you work with Michigan Backyard Farms, you're forming a direct relationship between yourself and the food you consume.

CSA Details:
-Season:March through November
-Type:Multiple farm
-Since:2010
-No of Shares:30
-Full Share:$300/year to $900/year dependent on the size of your mini-farm
-Work Req?:No

Pick Up/Drop Off Points:
Michigan Backyard Farms  (Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat)
Fresh harvest delivered to your door
-Contact:Jerry Holcomb
-Phone:248-444-6215
-Address:1305 Scottwood Ct.,White Lake, MI 48383