Brenckle's Organic Farm and Greenhouse

2025 verified · 2026 TBA

📍 Zelienople, Pennsylvania

🎃 Pumpkin patch📦 CSA shares🥬 Produce🥚 Eggs🥛 Dairy🍯 Honey🍁 Maple syrup
Season & 2026 datesThe CSA season runs June through November, a 23 week subscription. Pickups happen Wednesday or Thursday depending on the location.
Farm food📦 CSA shares 🥬 Produce 🥚 Eggs 🥛 Dairy 🍯 Honey 🍁 Maple syrup
How to buyA family farm run by Chris Brenckle, operating since 1949. In their own words, we take pride in growing the highest quality produce and spring annuals. They have seven greenhouses for spring annuals and are expanding their organic vegetable acreage. Produce includes lettuce, kale, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, potatoes, squash and beans, plus melons. They also carry butter, cheese, eggs, milk, honey and maple syrup, and sell bedding plants, fresh flowers, mums and pumpkins. Their LocalHarvest listing checks Certified Organic and transitional acreage, but we did not find a certifier statement, so we are not recording an organic certification.
Tillage & soilThis farm has not published how it works its soil, so we are not going to guess. If you farm here, tell us and we will add it. See the farms that do say.
PricesThe CSA is listed at 21.50 dollars a week for a 23 week subscription.
Good to knowThey are on Evans City Road, which is Route 68, and they do local delivery if you call.
Farmers marketsSewickley Farmers Market (Saturdays 9am-1pm (2020, the most recent published schedule)) ⚠️ 2020 schedule, not yet updated for 2026
Address768 Glen Eden Road, Zelienople, PA 16063

Where to pick it up

This farm publishes 4 pickup or delivery points away from the farm itself:

  • Nine pickup points across the Pittsburgh area, including farmers markets, chiropractic offices and a YMCA
  • Phipps Conservatory, Wednesday
  • Sewickley, Saturday
  • Ligonier, Saturday

Pickup schedules change between seasons. Confirm with the farm before showing up.

Verification

Last verified 2026-08-01 against these sources:

Seasons move with the weather. Check the farm's site or socials before visiting, and tell us if anything here looks out of date.