CSA EXCLUSIVE

One Night Farm Stay
& 
Bee Safari

This exclusive CSA Share is for those wanting to experience positive evidence of land rehabilitation in Iowa. Connect with nature and pollinators as you experience this unforgettable connection to the land. Learn about a variety of bee species that call the habitat home, along with butterflies and various wildlife species. Spend time with 5th generation farmer, Meredith Nunnikhoven, as she takes you through a historical journey of personal and family experiences in farming. Both sides of Farmer Meredith's family have primarily farmed in Iowa, dating back to the late 1800's. 

Experience includes the following:

• One-Night Stay at The Barn Swallow Cottage (3 Bed 2 Bath 1949 Farmhouse)
• Bee Safari: 100 Acre Pollinator Habitat Tour & Photography Opportunity

This very special experience is available in the months of June-October, during prime bloom time of the 100 acre pollinator habitat. The share accommodates two people. Farmer Meredith will take you on an adventure through the Cedar Flats and rolling hills of Mahaska County. Date booking is available based on available open dates at The Barnswallow Cottage Airbnb. 

*Gift Certificate: If you are purchasing this CSA share as a gift, click the like here for a printable gift certificate. Yay! 

No refunds or substitutes are available once your order is placed. We cannot offer any refunds if you are unable to fulfill your CSA share for any reason. However, you may gift to family or friends in the event you cannot attend. Please use their name for you-pick entrance. 

If you have any questions before ordering, please email barnswallowflowers@gmail.com. 

IOWA AGRICULTURAL TOURISM PROMOTIONS ACT IOWA CODE CHAPTER 673A 
You are visiting a working farm as a participant who is either observing or contributing to the success of farming activities. Under Iowa law you are assuming liability for any hazard that you may encounter.  A hazard includes inherent risk of participating in a farming activity or disregarding written or verbal instructions. Farming includes dangerous conditions present on land and in structures, unpredictable behavior of farm animals, dangers associated with the operation of equipment and machinery, and potential wrongful actors of another visitor. Be careful.