Bee Fields Farm LLC 555 Abbot Hill Road, Wilton, NH 03086

"Lior and Elad work hard to grow and create some of the *best quality* herbal products you can possibly purchase. The flavor and potency are amazing because the herbs freshly dried and made into carefully created formulas right there on the farm. I love their teas (especially anything with holy basil/tulsi or lemon balm), infused honeys, etc! Support your local herbalist and herb farm! "

"I have been a member of 3 other CSAs, each operated differently. I love Beefields’ concept of ‘pay your share, take what you need.’ This CSA strives to make a living wage by growing food in sustainable ways, and as a result you will find the vegetables and herbs to be the freshest—a far cry above grocery store organic as they only travel a few hundred feet vs thousands of miles! This actually makes a difference in their nutrient density, and in their taste. The spinach and baby kale leaves we were getting this March made a delicious salad when chopped finely with my chef’s knife, mixed with a large handful of the CSA alfalfa sprouts, and topped with the herbed oil and vinegar purchased from Lior’s herb shop. This salad provides vitamin C and A for the day in one salad, with healthy doses of magnesium, calcium, selenium, and other vitamins and minerals. This CSA is an investment in flavor, nutrition, and the environment."

"Most Friday afternoons when I arrive at Bee Fields for our weekly pick-up, I will find Elad and Lior in the garden. I love that I am greeted warmly, and Lior is always anxious to share some new wonder in the garden. Sometimes it’s baby goats, other times it’s a new herb she has planted. I can casually mention some minor malady and she will immediately recommend something from the garden to cure it! The Sadeh’s knowledge, enthusiasm and dedication to our community farm is not something that you can put a price on. They work long, exhausting days in the garden, at a market, in the drying shed, greenhouse, or running a workshop. Farming is a seven day a week job, and if you have a family, like the Sadeh’s, it means everyone is involved. I love that when I arrive at their farm on any given day, I am welcomed as though I were part of that family."

"What a wonderful BIODYNAMIC CSA! The impressive variety of vegetables are clean and beautifully presented. Some are refrigerated to keep them fresh. The best part, though, is that they are not allocated - you take only what you need, not what they determine your 'share' is. Definitely worth the investment. The owners are knowledgeable, super-friendly, and amazingly hard working. Vegetables, pasture-raised eggs, dried herbs, teas, tinctures, and salves are available year-round. In the fall, they sell home-made preserves. Surprisingly, they often have fresh greens in the winter! On occasion, they also have goat's milk, goat yogurt, kefir, kimchi, and gluten-free baked goods. If you're looking for HEALTHY food, this is the place! Biodynamic means grown without any chemicals - it's much healthier, for you and for the earth, than "organic" which allows the use of many chemicals. Belonging to a CSA like this one will make a difference in your life. (The tulsi-infused fermented honey is delicious.)"

"I've purchased teas and remedies at a farmers market from these folks and was very pleased. This Christmas (2015) I ordered gifts-teas and honey online from their website. My order was promptly shipped but the herb infused honey looked moldy/fermented. I called and left a message the week before Christmas-never got a response. I called again in Jan. and spoke with a fellow who seemed completely befuddled that I was unhappy with the state of my two jars of honey. At no point did he offer to replace them and seemed annoyed when I told him I was not happy with my purchase. Looks like I'm out $28 plus shipping-never again and would not recommend."