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Join the Little Onion Produce Co and begin receiving home deliveries of fresh Florida produce for less than the grocery store! There is no cost or obligation in filling out the information form.
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For Brittany and Steve, fresh produce reminds them of growing up on Florida farms. Brittany spent her childhood rustling through the pecan groves of Madison County, while Steve mended fences and mowed rows on his family's blueberry farm in Live Oak.
Almost as soon as they were married they planted their first garden, bringing in a yield of tomatoes, green beans, and crookneck squash. It wasn't long before they were giving much of it away.
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On a typical week, you receive a basket or crate filled with 15-25 pounds of Florida produce, or about 11 individual items or categories. Specific items vary based on price, quality, and availability! In our attempts to keep prices steady, we may add or subtract from baskets each week as supply and demand ebb and flow.
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Because we love our customers, we come to you! But because we have a family life to preserve, we have limited ourselves at this time to delivering only in St. Johns county.
However, that is a huge area, and we currently have a customer list that ranges from Crescent Beach on the southern tip of Anastasia Island to north of the airport at Palencia. If you have any specific questions about our delivery area, please
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Why should we even eat fresh produce? The Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) takes an annual telephone survey (the world's largest such survey, in fact) of various risk factors or risky behaviors in which Americans engage. They found that consumption of fruits and vegetables has consistently gone down over the past few years,
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