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× search * Locations * News & Media * Events * Log In * Shop * About CBF * Our Mission * Locations * Education Programs * Financials & Accountability * Corporate Partnerships * Year In Review * History * Executive Staff * Board of Trustees * Jobs & Internships * Bids & Proposals * Frequently Asked Questions * Contact Us * About the Bay * Bringing the Bay Home * It’s More Than Just “the Bay” * Maps * State of the Bay * Resources * 10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Bay * The Issues * Agriculture * Air Pollution * Chemical Contamination * Climate Change * Dead Zones * Environmental Justice * Fisheries * Forest Loss * Habitat Degradation * Land Use * Natural Gas Drilling * Offshore Drilling * Polluted Runoff * Sewage & Septic Systems * Wetlands Protection * Water Quality Trading * What We Have to Lose * How We Save the Bay * With Advocacy * In Our Communities * Through Restoration * With Schools * In the Courtroom * Programs & Initiatives * The Chesapeake Clean Water Blueprint * Join Us * Become a Member * Renew Your Membership * Participate in an Education Program * Volunteer Opportunities * More Things You Can Do * More Ways to Give * Locations * News & Media * Events * Log In * Shop * Action Center * Take Action * Voices for Clean Water * Tools & Resources * Donate * Make a Donation * Become a Member * Renew a Membership * Monthly Giving * Make a Gift in Memory * Make a Gift in Honor * Online Giving Catalog * Create A Fundraiser for the Bay * Chesapeake Leaders * Nellie Semans Society * Planned Giving * Give a Gift * More Ways to Give Zum Verschieben drückst du die Pfeiltasten entsprechend. CLAGETT FARM 11904 Old Marlboro Pike Upper Marlboro, Maryland Hours: Clagett Farm is currently open to visitors by appointment only. The farm is still operating and open for CSA pickups. ←Nach links→Nach rechts↑Nach oben↓Nach unten+Heranzoomen-HerauszoomenPos1Um 75 % nach linksEndeUm 75 % nach rechtsBild aufUm 75 % nach obenBild abUm 75 % nach unten Karte * Gelände Satellit * Beschriftungen Kurzbefehle KartendatenKartendaten © 2022 Google Kartendaten © 2022 Google 10 km Klicken, um zwischen metrischen und angloamerikanischen Maßeinheiten zu wechseln Nutzungsbedingungen Fehler bei Google Maps melden * Office * Facility * Education Center * Multiple Facilities CLAGETT FARM Vegetable CSA, Grassfed Meat, and Native Tree Nursery A quiet moment on Clagett Farm's rolling 283 acres of organic vegetable fields and cattle and sheep pastures. Photo Credit: © Roshani Kothari CBF's Clagett Farm explores and exemplifies farming practices that can be truly sustainable, both economically and environmentally. The health and safety of our visitors, volunteers, supporters, and staff are our top priorities, and we are closely monitoring the COVID-19 (coronavirus) situation. Clagett Farm is currently open to visitors by appointment only. Volunteers must follow CBF's health and safety requirements. CBF recommends that volunteers working outdoors wear a mask when social distancing isn't possible. If you or an immediate family member have symptoms of, or have been diagnosed with, COVID-19, we ask that you refrain from visiting or volunteering. This 283-acre working farm uses regenerative agriculture practices that improve soil health and increase food and water quality. Regenerative agriculture will also be key to addressing many issues we face regarding climate change, from reducing greenhouse gases to mitigating flooding caused by more intense storms. Our climate-friendly practices help us produce food in ways that increase resilience and work with natural systems. The farm runs a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, raising and harvesting organic vegetables. Besides serving 250 CSA shareholders, the program donates more than 30 percent of the harvest each week to our partners, the Capital Area Food Bank and Prince George’s County Food Rescue. At Clagett Farm, we also raise both grass-fed beef cattle and sheep. These livestock help us manage our very hilly property in a natural way. We rotate our herds among many pastures, managing the impact they are having on grass and soil and shifting them to the next pasture accordingly. We also have a native tree nursery that supports our many restoration plantings throughout the watershed. COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE (CSA) Shares for the 2022 season are now open to the public. Get yours today. We raise a wide variety of organic vegetables and strive to provide our food to people of all income levels. Our vegetables are for sale to the public through our community supported agriculture (CSA) program. Shareholders are able to purchase shares starting in the winter and then pick up their vegetables when the season starts. We strive to serve those of all income levels with different options for incorporating the program into your budget. Roughly 20 acres of the 283-acre regenerative farm is dedicated to our vegetable operation. From May through November, we need volunteers to help plant, weed, and harvest. See our Volunteering page for details. FROM THE GROUND UP For more than 30 years, Clagett Farm has provided fresh free and reduced-price produce to people living in poverty and near-poverty within our surrounding communities through the From the Ground Up project. The project, a collaboration with Capital Area Food Bank, blends local, sustainable organic agriculture with social justice. GRASS-FED BEEF AND LAMB Interested in purchasing? See what's currently available. Our grass-fed beef and lamb are for sale to the public. Grass-fed meats are delicious and healthy—no GMO's, no antibiotics, and no hormones. They also have a healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, are high in vitamins and conjugated linoleic acids, and are low in saturated fats. Pasture-raised meats are climate-friendly, improve soil health, and strengthen the local economy. NATIVE TREE NURSERY Clagett Farm provides roughly 7,500 potted native trees and shrubs each year for restoration plantings throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed. These trees and shrubs will be nurtured in the nursery for one or two years before they are planted in their forever homes as buffers, eventually growing to provide important habitat for wildlife and aquatic species, stabilize stream banks against erosion, and help keep rivers cool in summer. We need volunteers from spring through fall to help pot and tend our trees. Check our Event Calendar for scheduled volunteer days. SUPPORTING LOCAL FARMERS CBF shares the sustainable, regenerative farming expertise practiced at Clagett Farm with other farmers throughout the watershed through a number of collaborative initiatives. MARYLAND GRAZERS NETWORK Through the Maryland Grazers Network, dairy farmers like Myron Martin and Ron Holter are proving that sustainable farming can help increase profits. Developed by Clagett Farm and led by CBF Maryland Restoration Scientist Rob Schnabel, the network is a mentorship program. It provides farmers with technical assistance and expertise, financial management, marketing, and funding to help them transition to grass-fed livestock.. MOUNTAINS-TO-BAY GRAZING ALLIANCE Thanks to a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), the Mountains-to-Bay Grazing Alliance provides farmers with information, resources, and assistance to expand livestock grazing efforts in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. MILLION ACRE CHALLENGE The Million Acre Challenge helps Maryland farmers build soil health, increase farm profitability, and improve water quality—while making farms resilient and active in the face of climate change. This farmer-focused collaborative uses soil health science, economics, education, and incentives to achieve its goal to achieve one million agricultural acres in Maryland using healthy soil techniques by 2030. CLAGETT FARM 11904 Old Marlboro Pike Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772 Directions Phone: (301) 627-4662 Farm Partnership Manager: David Tana dtana@cbf.org Vegetable Production Manager: Jared Planz jplanz@cbf.org Distribution Coordinator: Elissa Planz eplanz@cbf.org Livestock Coordinator: Alex Outten aoutten@cbf.org Farm Facilities Manager (and tree nursery oversight): Dave Vernon dvernon@cbf.org Email: clagettfarm@cbf.org Office Hours: Clagett Farm is currently open to visitors by appointment only. The farm is still operating and open for CSA pickups. DECADES OF SUCCESS: THE 1970S Even as a young organization, our work was effective and got noticed. Find out what we did. Explore Our Timeline STAY UP-TO-DATE ON BAY NEWS Want to stay up-to-date on all news and happenings in your region and across the Chesapeake watershed? Join our digital community. Sign Up x This website uses cookies to tailor and enhance your online experience. By continuing, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. 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