Cluck It Farm

Fresh vegetables delivered to my door! Great service and yummy produce. I appreciate having fresh vegetables in the valley!

This place is fake. Went to the address during business hours and nothing was set up. Go to the orchard down the street.

Cluck It Farm is a great local source of produce in the valley. I recently signed up for their 1/2 produce share CSA spring program and am loving it. The produce is fresh, tasty, colorful, and wholesome. Clearly quite the step up from what you get at the grocery store. You can get eggs too.On Monday afternoon, the website opens for orders for 24 hours and then you can either pick up your order or have it delivered for a nominal fee which is super convenient. If you miss the order window, it's ok as they will make choices for you. They ask that you enroll for the entire 12-16 week program so that they can plan accordingly for the season. There is a cancellation fee which is completely appropriate and fair. They accept credit card and SNAP through their website. If you need to hold on an order, they will allow for it a handful of times per season with adequate heads up (by Saturday) which is nice.If you're looking for a variety of fresh produce to be provided to you and your family on a weekly basis at a reasonable price, I'd strongly recommend that you consider Cluck It Farm's CSA program.Thank you Amanda and team!

I found Amanda with Cluck It Farm at a farmer's market around 2 years ago and loved the produce and eggs (all local and organic) so when she started the CSA, I immediately signed up. I love that she does weekly home deliveries and that she not only provides an abundance of veggies/eggs/etc. from her farm but also collaborates with other local growers to provide even more variety!Some of the recent items provided have been greens, sprouts, oranges, berries, grapefruit, carrots, avocados, cabbage, rosemary, lavender, jam, beets, leeks, and more. Eggs and sourdough bread can be added to your order when extra are available or as a weekly subscription. I receive eggs weekly and love that she offers that option. The site she uses (Harvie) allows CSA members to rank items based on preference so you get some input in what you receive. The cost is also very reasonable with payment due weekly instead of all upfront. Amanda sends out an email every week with updates on what she is planting or if anything unexpected comes up. She's also very responsive if you have questions or special requests. Highly recommended!

I've been a member of this CSA for two seasons now and I am now aware of the immense difference between store bought (sprouts, Whole Foods organic) and the food grown locally, without chemicals and with love. I'm so grateful these guys exist in Las Vegas and Amanda and team have been nothing short of perfect customer service wise. She responds to any questions immediately and the one time they missed something, she made it right next week. This is the future, our community farmers and these guys do it right. They also do a lot of microgreens in the CSA. I hadn't really been familiar before, but now don't go without :)

I'm a CSA member, which means I get weekly deliveries (yes-- they deliver to my front doorstep!) and weekly communication with Amanda the owner. The produce and berries and eggs we get have all been amazing. Amanda is very good at reaching out with updates, anything happening on the farm that might affect the crops and our share, and keeping her paying client informed and excited about contributing to supporting local businesses. I cant day enough good things about the crops from this local farm and the people who grow them.

Review is based solely on their customer service, produce still really good.So Cluck It Farm came to the hospital where I work and set up a pop-up type shop. They were there for only a couple hours, but it was a very nice spread of organic vegetables, berries, dates, etc... No information about them was provided at this quick pop up, so I looked them up afterwards and found they are regenerative farmers: woohoo! Didn't know Vegas had any. This is awesome.Very general info on their website, but when I submit an inquiry via email, whoever responds does so very quickly. They are based in North Las Vegas, so it's not like I can pass by real quick and check them out. I emailed twice to confirm they would be open on Saturday (today) and in both replies there was not even a hint of a possibility they'd be closed.In one email correspondence, I inquired about a lot of produce being sold out on their website, with which the responder informed me that produce goes to paying subscribers first, and then whatever is leftover if sold at their farmers market and that there is much more variety than what's listed on their website.Early Saturday morning comes along, and after a 35 mile drive: CLOSED. And this was what I got in an email about their closure: "I have a 109 member csa and the farm stand is always whatever is left. We never guarantee to be open. This week we had nothing left for the farm stand. I update social media I do not have time to update a website each week when doing 109 home deliveries."Well soooooorrrrryyyy miss thang! I don't have social media and the tone in your email sucks. GEEZE! Not even a little, "oh sorry!" I just wanted more info, I was very eager to learn more, most likely subscribe, but now I just feel blown off... already 109 member csa (?), so not enough produce for anyone else anyway..

I've been getting a CSA from Cluck It Farms through Harvie.farm for one season. I used to have one through Winder Farms, but they stopped offering that service.As a Crop share, you are always going to be limited to what is currently in-season locally, and what is available based on how much has grown and been farmed that week. That means you will need to be happy with a random assortment of fruits and vegetables that you wouldn't normally choose if you went to a grocery store -- in other words, don't expect to get beets in the summer or strawberries in the winter.There are certain things you can set up in your preferences -- for example, if you hate kale, you can mark your profile to never receive it. Be prepared for a lot of oranges or lettuce, or whatever until something else is in season, though.Communication is too-notch. You'll hear about what's going on with the farms that your CSA is coming from, and get tips on how to keep the fruits and veggies fresh as long as possible. You will also get the opportunity to swap out items you don't want and maybe pick up something extra that someone else tossed aside as well.There is also the opportunity to buy eggs, jam and bread -- and the eggs are awesome. (I haven't tried the others.)Definitely worth trying.

I tried calling several times to make sure this was a legit place, but no one answered so I went to the address and nothing was set up. It was a residential home, so I double checked the address and knocked on the door. There were dogs barking and I heard a small child say something, but no one answered. So weird bc I was excited to get some eggs since it was rated 5 stars. Save your time and gas money.

Cutest Love staff n animals My favorite was the blind horseI came for fresh duck eggs and ended up at the petting zoo as a grown childless person