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Lackawaxen Farm Company

Also known as: LFC, Lackawaxen Food Hub, LFC Fresh

A multi-farm Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program based at 1114 Beech Grove Rd in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, distributing fresh meat, produce, eggs, and milk shares across Wayne, Pike, and Sullivan counties. Aggregates production from multiple regional small farms into a single weekly box-share program with eight pickup locations: Clarks Summit, Dyberry Township, Hawley, Honesdale, Madison Township, Milford, Scranton, and Waymart. The bioregion's strongest single circulator institution — a working food hub at the scale that lets multiple small farms reach consumers without each having to build their own marketing and distribution.

What they do

  • Multi-farm CSA box shares — weekly produce-and-meat box subscriptions sourced from a network of regional partner farms
  • Egg shares — weekly egg subscription distributed through the same logistics
  • Milk shares — weekly milk subscription
  • Eight pickup locations across Wayne, Pike, and Sullivan counties — Clarks Summit, Dyberry Township, Hawley, Honesdale, Madison Township, Milford, Scranton, Waymart
  • Aggregation infrastructure — the operational layer that lets small farms supply LFC without each having to handle their own distribution

Why it matters

The single-farm CSA model works at small scale; for a customer who wants reliable, year-round, diverse food from their bioregion, a single farm can’t usually deliver. Multi-farm CSAs and food hubs are the scaling mechanism: a coordinated logistics layer aggregating production from many small operations into a coherent product the consumer can subscribe to.

LFC is the bioregion’s clearest working example of that model. Eight pickup locations across three counties means the program’s geographic reach approximates the bioregion’s actual settlement pattern. Multiple share types (produce, meat, eggs, milk) means subscribers can build a weekly food supply through a single relationship.

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  • Bioregion’s strongest food-hub circulator in the northern half
  • Multi-farm aggregator — the institutional infrastructure that makes small-farm production economically viable at scale
  • Cross-county service area — connects Wayne, Pike, and Sullivan into a single food-system unit

Bioregional fit

LFC’s pickup-location footprint mirrors the bioregion’s population centers along the Lackawanna and Delaware corridors. The northern bioregion’s small farms ([[far-away-farms]], [[hardler-farm]], [[fertile-valley-farm]], etc.) feed into this aggregator and reach customers far beyond their direct on-farm and farmers’-market sales.

See also

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  • Shares approach with: [[pocono-pride-producers]] · [[the-cooperage-project]]
  • Member of: [[organization]]
  • Contained by: [[poconos]]

Sources

  • LFC Fresh public materials (lfcfresh.com)
  • Pike County Courier coverage of the CSA (2015)
  • The River Reporter coverage of multi-farm produce program
  • Yelp business profile

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