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Welcome to the Dillner Family Farm
owned and operated by Don and Jane Dillner and family

We are a third generation family-owned fruit and vegetable farm located in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania since the 1940’s. During the growing season, we participate every week in several Pittsburgh area Farmers' Markets, providing fresh locally grown produce. On the farm we have a farm market open from June to October. There are eight greenhouse structures (high tunnels) to extend our growing season. A small orchard and blueberry bushes complement our vegetable production.
Our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program is a successful part of our farm business and we are happy to offer it each year to our customers.
We are excited to announce that we have expanded our fruit and vegetable production on our new farm in Butler County.

Our 2013 CSA program will begin on Thursday, May 30th. There will not be a CSA pickup on 4th of July!

Thank you to all our CSA Members for your support in our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program!

We thank you for your support and loyalty through this past CSA season!

Please continue to check our website in the coming months for new information and updates.

 

 We are now accepting orders for 2013 CSA subscriptions.  

 
 
 
 
 
 
"Thank you for running such an excellent program. Thank you for being farmers and workers of the land when it gets harder and harder to make a living at it...." Nancy/ Gibsonia

"Amazing... I am stunned that you are able to give us such wonderful variety over the whole summer..." Anne/ Fox Chapel


 


Dillner Family Farm
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New Farm in Butler County

A Sustainable Farm 
Our method of farming is sustainable agriculture. We use the least amount of material necessary for crop protection. We start most of the plants in our greenhouse, and then transplant them to our high tunnels and fields. The high tunnels extend our growing season by 4 weeks earlier in the spring and 4 weeks later in the fall. We use integrated pest management (IPM), which is good bugs eliminating bad bugs.  We mulch our fields with straw bales for weed control that will get turned under to add to the next years organic matter in the soil. We use bag fertilizer that is dispensed into the soil as we form the row for laying black plastic mulch (with a machine).

Donald & Jane Dillner
4140 Sandy Hill Road
Gibsonia, PA 15044
Phone: 724-444-6594
Fax: 724-444-6156

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