A black and white illustration of a farm logo featuring a pumpkin, carrots, beets, and other vegetables, with stars and bubbles around them. The banner reads "Fair Share Farm" with "EST. 2022" on either side.

Growing Possibilities

A farm dedicated to growing local, organic produce and building community!

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About Fair Share Farm

Todd Chretien started Fair Share Farm on this mother Eileen’s goat farm in the fall of 2021. Our farm serves local markets in Wayne and Belgrade and delivers organic vegetables and fruits to Deering and Riverton neighborhoods in Portland. We’re MOFGA-certified organic and committed to improving our soil while we improve our community. We believe all people deserve access to healthy, local, farm-fresh food and we are dedicated to doing our small part to build a community dedicated towards that goal.

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Our Core Beliefs

Fresh vegetables from Fair Share Farm

Fresh, Local, Organic

We grow fresh, local, organic food because it matters for people and the planet.

Commujnity members of Fair Share Farm Maine

Food for Everyone

With our community shares, we make organic food available for everyone.

onions being planted at for a CSA

Community Matters

Fair Share Farm is more than a CSA, it’s a community of people that care.

Become a CSA Member

Fair Share Farm CSA Crops

At Fair Share Farm, you pay what you can. Our CSA membership works on a sliding scale with a low- or fixed-income community price of $200, a core price of $450, and a solidarity price of $630. If you have any questions, please call me at 207-232-6674 or email todd@fairsharefarmmaine.com.

Each week, you’ll get MOFGA-certified organic salad fixings including romaine lettuce, mixed greens, spinach, kale, radishes, arugula, green onions, carrots, and cucumbers. As the season turns to summer, you’ll see tomatoes, cucumbers, beets, peppers, corn, new potatoes, summer squash, garlic, basil, and more.

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Orange carrots in a pile
Ripe red tomatoes in a bin
Local peaches for the CSA
Scallions from Fair Share Farm at a farmers market
Freshly cut lettuce for the Fair Share Farm CSA

Latest from the Farm Journal

Journal
Joining a CSA is a Vote for Maine’s Future
CSA, Organic
Joining a CSA is a Vote for Maine’s Future
CSA, Organic

Food is more than just fuel; it is the fabric that holds a community together. When you stand in the grocery store aisle looking at a tomato shipped from three thousand miles away, it’s easy to feel disconnected.

We want to change that.

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CSA, Organic
Trump leaves Maine farms out in the cold
Trump leaves Maine farms out in the cold

With the start of planting season just six weeks away, President Trump is cutting the legs out from under farmers all over the state. While we’re planting seedlings for the spring, many small farmers are wondering if the federal government will default on signed contracts or eliminate funding for critical farm infrastructure. 

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Review: Farming While Black
Racial Justice
Review: Farming While Black
Racial Justice

Leah Penniman’s Farming While Black is a groundbreaking contribution to the fight for social justice in the United States. Part political manifesto, part how-to guide for new Black and Brown farmers, part meditation on the meaning of solidarity, Penniman shines a light on two central questions in American history: land and labor.

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Racial Justice

Proudly Located in Wayne and serving Portland

Farm Location in Wayne, ME

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Maine Organic Famers and Gardners Association (MOFGA) certified organic badge

Fair Share Farm’s produce is certified organic by Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA). To learn more about MOFGA, please visit mofga.org