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Conveniently located about half-way between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Avalon Farms has been operated by the Leach family since 1932. We started our Share of the Farm CSA to help our customers use more of what is grown on our farm and throughout Michigan. Have your share your way! Choose where and when you get it. Choose what’s in it each week! 24 weeks of eating the fresh and local bounty of Avalon Farms Homegrown Share of the Farm. Make it yours today.

Happy October!

Posted on September 8th 2018 by Kelly Leach

Welcome to fall! We have several varieties of apples and I will try and offer different sizes for you going forward. If you want a certain variety please let me know and I'll make sure we get those to you!! We will also be offering cider and pumpkins as addon's for the next few weeks. The family we get eggs from is know offering whole chickens. The... read more »

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Calhoun County

Kalamazoo

Kelly Leach

269-207-3047

avalonorders@yahoo.com

14302 E OP Ave, Climax, MI, 49034-9731, US

avalonfarmshomegrown.net

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