Post Apples CSA

Post Farm started with Charles Post in 1890. He began the farm with beans, red raspberries, apples, and grapes. His son Archie helped with the farm from a very young age and when he became an adult, he took over the farm and added cabbage and chickens. In 1943, the farm name became A.G. Post and Son with Archie’s son Howard. Then in 1956, the farm had a few more name changes from A.G. Post and Sons to Archie with Sons Howard and Rusty. They started farming potatoes and oats and still had all the apples. In 1994, Rusty and Howard’s son Gordon became partners and changed the name again to Post Apple Scientific. During that time, their apples were distributed to schools for lunches. In 2010 the CSA started with Gordon and two of his children, Archie and Anastasia. They began helping out more with the farm. Archie does most of the mechanical work and Anastasia manages the CSA. Shop Our Story Get in Touch CSAEmployment Opportunities