FROM OUR FARM TO YOUR TABLE

Common Acre is a small-scale market garden on the Fleurieu Peninsula. We grow local, seasonal veg using low-impact organic farming methods.

Each week, our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) members receive a box of the freshest produce we’ve picked from the field. It’s a simple idea: you sign up for a season, and we grow just what’s needed, meaning less waste, more connection, and a fairer way to feed people.

We’ll be offering just 50 CSA shares in the 2025 season — get in quick.

Join us and support fair food production, healthy soil, and a more connected local food system.

How it works

Sign Up for a weekly veggie box

Purchase and sign up for a weekly veggie box ahead of the season

We Grow your food

We use the funds to grow your veggies to order

Choose a pickup location

Once the season starts we’ll deliver your veggies to a local pickup point.

You Enjoy!

Enjoy your seasonal, organically grown produce knowing you’re supporting a local food system

Why choose Common Acre?

Flavour comes first

We grow for taste, choosing the most delicious, seasonal varieties and harvesting fresh, on the day you get your box.

Grown with organic principles

We don’t grow our veggies with pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilisers. Just compost, good soil, and time.

Zero Waste

We only grow what’s been ordered. Then we only pick your veggies to order, virtually eliminating produce wastage. Your veggies are delivered in reusable crates, and any packaging we use is compostable.

Powered by renewables

Our coolroom and wash/pack shed facility runs on solar as part of our commitment to low-impact food production.

Low water use

We use drip irrigation to target exactly where crops are growing, reducing water use and runoff.

Local in every way

We’re based in Aldinga, using local inputs, creating local jobs, and growing food for our immediate community meaning our produce has ultra-low food miles.

Not-for-profit

Every dollar goes back into the farm to improve what we grow, how we grow it, and who we grow it for.

Hands-on-learning

From volunteering in the garden to learning how to grow your own, we create space for practical skills and community connection.

Building local food security

CSA members make it possible for small-scale, local food systems to thrive. If things get tough, good food and growing expertise is close to home.

Our Mission

A woman holding a large broccoli in a farm field with a smile, standing next to a blue cart filled with broccoli, against a backdrop of trees and clear blue sky.

Nourishing Community

Providing fresh, nutrient dense, organically grown veggies to the local community

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Community Driven

Creating a space for learning, skill-sharing, and social connection

Fostering a resilient food system

Growing organically, using regenerative farming practices to nurture the soil, build biodiversity and ensure long term sustainability.

Common Acre is a ½-acre market garden, located in the Aldinga Arts Eco Village. Using small-scale, organic, and regenerative farming principles, our focus is on soil care, building biodiversity, and ensuring long-term sustainability.

Our aim is to make fresh, local produce accessible while also creating space for connection, education, and meaningful shared experiences.

Our Farm

Weekly, farm-fresh veggie boxes from $45/week through a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) membership.

Join our CSA!

Become a member, volunteer in the garden, or lend a hand behind the scenes. However you show up, you’re helping grow a stronger, more connected local food system

Get Involved

Our weekly pop-up stall is open to everyone. CSA members can collect their veg boxes and top up with extras, while locals can swing by for seasonal produce, no subscription needed.

Visit Our Market Stall

Join our Supporters Club

Become a Friend of the Farm and help Common Acre thrive!

As a not-for-profit farm, every contribution helps us keep growing fresh, local produce and offering learning and volunteering opportunities in the garden.

If you’re keen to show your support for the farm, but not ready to commit to a weekly veggie box, this one is for you!

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