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Contact Us!

art@eatlifeup.com

(812) 824-3727


 
 

 
 
Welcome to LIFE!

It may be cold outside, but we are already gearing up for next year. Our most exciting news is the addition of our CSA program for South Central Indiana. This is the triangle between Bloomington, Greenwood and Plainfield. We receive many requests to design and deliver a CSA program that focuses on local organics, and allows for our member families to be part of the farm and to further our mission of being sustainable "plus".

Sustainable plus? What is that? We believe in building a farm that works along the three pillars of sustainability: economics, environment and community. We must be economically viable in order to ensure that we can interact sustainably with our environment and community for the long run. "Plus" means that we also work to heal what has been damaged from the soil our plants grow in to the relationship between the farmer and the people in the community that consume local food. We are very active with the local food movement and are proud founding members of Southern Indiana Local Growers Guild. You will find more in the About Us section.

So please, take a tour around our web site...get a feel for our farm and our families. We hope that you will support us by becoming a member of our CSA, purchasing our food through a retailer or farmer's market or just putting out a good word - that you found this farm that is working to make a difference...

 
 



2009 CSA Program...A focus on Local and Organic Community Supported Agriculture
We are pleased to announce our 2009 Community Supported Agriculture Program. Our Organic CSA highlights include...

Membership Sign Up/Agreement Form

 

Finding LIFE Produce in 2009
In 2009 you will find our products at multiple locations in Indiana. These include...

Meet the 2009 Farm Team
We have multiple great folks returning to our growing team in 2009 and some new faces. These include...

   LIFE is a member and supporter of the Local Growers Guild.