Where is Kai-Kai Farm?

Kai-Kai Farm is at 8006 Southwest Kanner Highway, Indiantown, FL. Directions to the Kai-Kai Farm: From the South, take I-95 North, Exit 96 for Hobe Sound, head West on Bridge Rd. Continue past Pratt Whitney, then turn left at Kanner Hwy (76) junction. Go west 3.5 miles on Kanner Hwy toward Indiantown. From the North, head South on I-95, Exit 101 onto FL-76 (Kanner Hwy) and head SW toward Indiantown. Go 7.5 miles then look for Kai-Kai Farm on the left.

How does the Kai-Kai Farm CSA work?

You buy a share of the season up front and collect a box of what the farm harvests that week. Kai-Kai Farm offers 50 shares. Share sizes: Half a bushel box. The season runs october to may. Contact the farm to check availability — popular CSAs sell out before the season starts.

Does Kai-Kai Farm accept SNAP or EBT?

Its USDA listing does not record SNAP/EBT. That is not a "no" — many farms accept EBT without updating the federal directory. Ask directly.

Kai-Kai Farm

CSA farm in Indiantown, Florida

Organic practicesDeliversCards accepted

Visiting Kai-Kai Farm

Address: 8006 Southwest Kanner Highway, Indiantown, FL
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Season: October to May
Shares offered: 50
Share sizes: Half a bushel box
Weeks in the season: 32
Box selection: CSA decides product based on supply availability
Paying for a share: One advance payment prior to the beginning of the delivery season
First box (as last published): 2022-10-04
Delivery: Customers pick up from CSA farm
Finding it: Directions to the Kai-Kai Farm: From the South, take I-95 North, Exit 96 for Hobe Sound, head West on Bridge Rd. Continue past Pratt Whitney, then turn left at Kanner Hwy (76) junction. Go west 3.5 miles on Kanner Hwy toward Indiantown. From the North, head South on I-95, Exit 101 onto FL-76 (Kanner Hwy) and head SW toward Indiantown. Go 7.5 miles then look for Kai-Kai Farm on the left.
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About Kai-Kai Farm

Kai-Kai Farm promotes just and equitable food for our local communities by conserving natural resources, providing economic prices, and improve health outcomes. We have a unique variety of hospitality sites to choose from that support several operations such as our farm market, CSA, and farm to table dinners. Kai-Kai Farm is the first to operate an established farm market and CSA program in Indiantown, offering fresh produce to its neighbors. Our direct sale approach permits high quality communication and relationships between farmer and consumer. We are very fortunate to have cultivated close relationships with some of the best local chefs and restaurants in Palm Beach and Martin County. Kai-Kai Farm picturesque landscapes capture everyone\'s vision and turns them into unforgettable memories. Our towering eucalyptus trees, flower fields, horizon views, and vegetables make for a selection of whimsical surroundings for all events and photoshoots.

In the farm's own words, from its USDA listing.

What Kai-Kai Farm sells

Beans (string)
Beans, other (lima, etc.)
Beets
Bok Choy
Broccoli
Broccolini/baby broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflower
Celery
Collard Greens
Cucumbers
Eggplant (Italian, Japanese, etc.)
Green beans
Green onions/scallions
Kale
Kohlrabi
Leeks
Lettuce (head, leaf, etc.)
Mixed leafy greens
Mizuna
Mustard Greens
Okra
Onions (pearl, red, white, etc.)
Parsley, Basil, Basil Mix, Cilantro, Chicory, Chicory baby, Broccoli happy rich, Broccoli imperial, Beet greens, Calabaza, Celtuce, Dill, Dandelion italian, Edible flowers, baby pac choi, Shungiku, Sorrel, Thyme, Tatsoi, Zucchini
Parsley, Basil, Basil Mix, Cilantro, Chicory, Chicory baby, Broccoli happy rich, Broccoli imperial, Beet greens, Calabaza, Celtuce, Dill, Dandelion italian, Edible flowers, baby pac choi, Shungiku, Sorrel, Thyme, Tatsoi, ZucchiniArugula
Parsnips
Peas
Peppers, hot
Peppers, sweet
Pumpkin
Radishes
Rhubarb
Spinach: baby, regular
Squash, summer: zucchini, etc.
Squash, winter: butternut, etc.
Swiss chard
Tomatoes (cherry, grape, etc.)
Tomatoes (plum, round, etc.)
Turnip greens
Turnips

How they farm, and how you pay

Growing practices

Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic
No antibiotics
Non-GMO
No hormones
Fair labor practices, living wage, fair trade, etc.
OMRI certified

Payment accepted

Cash
Personal Checks
Debit card/Credit card
ACH payments

Questions about Kai-Kai Farm

Where is Kai-Kai Farm?: Kai-Kai Farm is at 8006 Southwest Kanner Highway, Indiantown, FL. Directions to the Kai-Kai Farm: From the South, take I-95 North, Exit 96 for Hobe Sound, head West on Bridge Rd. Continue past Pratt Whitney, then turn left at Kanner Hwy (76) junction. Go west 3.5 miles on Kanner Hwy toward Indiantown. From the North, head South on I-95, Exit 101 onto FL-76 (Kanner Hwy) and head SW toward Indiantown. Go 7.5 miles then look for Kai-Kai Farm on the left.
How does the Kai-Kai Farm CSA work?: You buy a share of the season up front and collect a box of what the farm harvests that week. Kai-Kai Farm offers 50 shares. Share sizes: Half a bushel box. The season runs october to may. Contact the farm to check availability — popular CSAs sell out before the season starts.
Does Kai-Kai Farm accept SNAP or EBT?: Its USDA listing does not record SNAP/EBT. That is not a "no" — many farms accept EBT without updating the federal directory. Ask directly.

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Listed from Kai-Kai Farm's own entry in the public USDA CSA directory. We are not affiliated with the farm. Seasons and availability change — confirm before travelling.