Where To Find Us
Feeding Our
CommunityFor us, farming has always been about connection to the land, to the seasons, and to the people who eat the food we grow. Whether you’re stopping by the farmers market on a Saturday morning, joining our CSA, sourcing produce for your restaurant, or grabbing flowers from the farm stand, we’re grateful to feed this community in the ways we can.
Visit Us at the Prescott Farmers Market
You can find us weekly at the Prescott Farmers Market with a seasonal selection of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and farm products grown right here in northern Arizona.
The market is one of our favorite ways to connect with the community, share what’s growing, and talk food, recipes, and farming with familiar faces and new ones alike.
Market Details
Prescott Farmers Market
Saturdays | Year-Round
Seasonal Hours
900 Iron Springs Rd.
Prescott, Arizona
Shopping Tips
Arrive early for the best selection
Bring your own bags or basket
Produce availability changes weekly with the season
Follow us on Instagram for weekly harvest updates and market offerings
Visit us at the Flagstaff Farmers Market
You can find us weekly at the Flagstaff Community Market on Sundays with a seasonal selection of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and farm products grown right here in northern Arizona.
The market is one of our favorite ways to connect with the community, share what’s growing, and talk food, recipes, and farming with familiar faces and new ones alike.
Market Details
Flagstaff Farmers Market
Sundays | May-Oct
8 am - 1 pm
211 W Aspen Ave,
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Stop By The Farm Stand in Paulden
Our self-serve farm stand offers a rotating selection of seasonal vegetables, flowers, and farm goods depending on availability throughout the year.
The farm stand is a simple way to grab fresh produce directly from the source while enjoying a little drive through the high desert landscape we call home.
Availability changes frequently with the season and harvest.
Farm Stand Location
Whipstone Farm
21640 N. Juniper Ridge Rd.
Paulden, AZ 86334
Please follow us on Instagram for current availability and farm stand updates.
CSA - Eat With the Seasons
Our CSA is a weekly farm share program that connects members directly to the harvest throughout the growing season. Each week, members receive a curated selection of seasonal produce harvested fresh from the farm.
Joining the CSA is one of the best ways to support local agriculture while bringing nutrient-dense, sustainably grown food into your kitchen each week.
CSA Membership Includes
Weekly seasonal vegetables
Access to optional flower shares
Farm updates and recipes
Add-on products throughout the season
A deeper connection to local food and farming
Frequently
Asked
Questions
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We are a working farm with a small crew. Our days are extremely full keeping the farm running and the crops managed and we aren’t able to accommodate farm visits, regular tours or field trips. We do have an on-farm store (farm stand) which is self-serve and open to the public, but we don’t allow people to walk around the farm due to issues of safety. Please respect our privacy and workplace by not showing up at the farm uninvited or wandering around the farm on your own. We do (very occasionally) offer a farm tour or special event open to the public or through another organization. To hear about such events sign up for our newsletter.
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We generally hire most new farm crew members in the spring (March and April) as our season ramps up, but you are welcome to send a resume/letter of interest at any time. While we may be too busy mid-season to respond, we will keep your information on file and reach out if/when we are hiring. Visit our “work with us” page for more information.
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CSA sign up’s open each year in January or February and the first CSA deliveries start in March (flower shares) and May (veggie shares) and goes through October. Our CSA sign up’s happen on a rolling basis, so as long as we have shares available, you can sign up at any time and our CSA management software will automatically pro-rate our purchase for the next CSA pick up cycle. You will find more information about what we offer on our “CSA sign up” page.
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We do not currently offer volunteer opportunities due to liability concerns. If you are interested in getting involved with the local farming community consider volunteering with Slow Food Prescott, Prescott Farmers Market Compost Program or Yavapai County Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners.
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We do not currently have any u-pick opportunities. You can find our food and flowers for sale through our farm stand, farmers markets and CSA.
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We are not a non-profit and prefer to direct any donation offers to area entities who are helping food insecure folks to obtain healthy, local food or teaching people how to grow their own. Please consider a donation to: Prescott Farmers Market “Feed Your Neighbor”, Blue Watermelon Project or Pinnacle Prevention. We donate our extra, leftover and second quality produce to Chino Valley Food Bank and Prescott Community Cupboard among other places.