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Awaken your senses
Seminary Hill Farm
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Awaken your senses-
In the fervor of the times, finding a moment to breathe as we turn toward spring can slip away. You are invited to take that moment, nourish yourself, and awaken your senses at Seminary Hill Farm on the campus of Methodist Theological School in Ohio.
You are welcome in this living landscape. Read on to learn about becoming a CSA member, stepping in rhythm with the land, and upcoming events.
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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) at Seminary Hill Farm
From our fields to your table.
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Community Supported Agriculture shares are open for enrollment in 2026 at Seminary Hill Farm.
ONLY A FEW SPRING SHARES REMAIN. SIGN UP TODAY FOR FRESH ASPARAGUS, GREENS AND MORE.
The Shares:
- Market style. Our shares are served up market style and include 7-9 vegetables, flowers (June-frost) and 2-3 herbs. Members are invited to take what they need in an honorable harvest.
- No waste. CSA surplus, in addition to vegetables grown in Community Greens (our field dedicated to food insecure communities) is distributed to partner organizations including Linden Fresh Market and People in Need of Delaware County.
- Work and Standard Share Options. Chose a work share and dig in with 2 hours of volunteering each month. New in 2026: Weekly volunteer hours on Thursday evenings and Wednesday mornings. Standard shares do not have volunteering obligations.
Enroll for Spring season by March 1 (5 slots remain; enrollment is open), Summer by April 1 and Fall by July 1.
Locations
- Seminary Hill Farm, Delaware, Ohio. Spring, Summer, and Fall seasons
- Livingston UMC, German Village. Summer season
How We Grow
We begin with the soil and farm through the lens of agroecology, recognizing interconnection, synergy, and the importance of diversity—from soil biology to the communities nourished by the harvest. We follow National Organic Program guidelines with thoughtful local exceptions such as Zoo Brew compost from Price Farms Organics (Delaware, Ohio) and Tilth potting soil (Cleveland, Ohio).
Curious—and Want to Learn More?
If you’d like to learn more before enrolling, we’d love to hear from you. Visits are welcomed.
📞 Call Laura Ann at (740) 409‑1881
📧 Email seminary...@mtso.edu
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Please use the above link to access 2026 details and enrollment.
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Work Shares and Community Volunteers
In rhythm with the land
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Welcome spring at these upcoming volunteer opportunities at Seminary Hill Farm. Weekly Wednesday morning volunteering begins in April.
Spring Seeding:
Wednesday March 18 10 a.m.-noon
Wednesday March 25 10 a.m.-noon
Come to the warmth of the greenhouse and plant seeds for spring crops- a nourishing, moving meditation.
Sewing Deer Flags
Thursday March 19 5 p.m.-7p.m.
Transform bed sheets and worn clothing into flags to deter deer. Held in Dewire basement.
Monthly Bird Count:
Monday, April 6 9 a.m.-11 a.m.
Be a citizen scientist and help us capture a year of birds. Each month we track species and their numbers and learn about habitats along the way.
To stay up to date on current opportunities and events, please sign up through your choice of two volunteer platforms: POINT App or Connections Volunteer Center. Be sure to link to Seminary Hill Farm and complete your registration.
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Snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis) were discovered during the March bird walk this week astride Weiser Run along with twelve bird species. Snowdrops are native to eastern Europe and western Asia grasslands. They have become naturalized in North America. The deer are hesitant to eat them, and although they are not native, they provide early nectar for bees.
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The beauty of flowers
Seed to Bloom workshop
March 11, 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
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Come spend an afternoon in the warmth of the greenhouse planting flower seeds. Learn about the qualities of cut flowers, their growth habits and timing of planting. Each participant will be able to take home a six-pack of favorites for your own garden. There is no fee for this event. Children under 18 may attend with a parent/guardian. Pre-registration required. Register HERE. |
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Save the date
Celebrate Earth Day at Seminary Hill Farm
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Teaching small-scale farming and producing good food for all in pursuit of a just, sustainable and generative world.
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