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Contact Rita or James

Address:
871 Rustico Road - Route 7
North Milton, PEI
C1E 0X5

Phone: 902-892-8575

E-mail: csa@rjrfarm.ca

 We will respond to messages and phone calls during mealtimes and evenings.

We deliver to your door in: Charlottetown, Stratford and Cornwall. We can arrange for pick-ups at the farm. If you want to join a CSA but, are not in our area, the PEI Food Exchange has a list of CSA`s on PEI, here is the link: http://www.foodexchangepei.com/list-of-csas-on-pei.html
If you don`t know where your food comes from, get to know your local CSA farmer!

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Updated January 19, 2018

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