№ 337 · Listed
Trade · Farm Csa
Location · Cedar City
Status · Listed in 435 Alliance

Farm Csa

Red Acre Farm CSA

Cedar City · Listed in the 435 Alliance — a Southern Utah register of vetted, locally owned businesses.

Sara Patterson started Red Acre Farm as a CSA with four shareholders when she was fourteen years old. Her family moved from Southern California to Cedar City in 2005 when Sara was ten; four years later she was farming. By the time she was twenty she and her mother Symbria had co-founded Red Acre Center alongside the farm. The credentials that followed are remarkable for any farm, let alone one launched by a teenager: CCOF Certified Organic, Real Organic Certified, and biodynamic — a triple certification at 5,900-foot elevation in Iron County's Cedar Valley, operating year-round.

At 2322 West 4375 North, Cedar City, Red Acre feeds 85 shareholders weekly through a CSA program and sells at four farmers market locations. The operation hosts farm dinners, breakfasts, burger nights, and educational classes — a public-facing calendar that makes it a community institution rather than a subscription-only operation. Plant sales, holiday orders from the farm kitchen, Airbnb lodging, and volunteer days round out the year.

**Verification notes** Website live; Sara and Symbria Patterson confirmed as owners on The Crew page; address 2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City, UT 84721 confirmed; CCOF, Real Organic, and biodynamic certifications confirmed; 85-shareholder CSA and four markets confirmed on site; Visit Cedar City listing confirmed.

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Frequently asked

What does Red Acre Farm CSA do?

Sara Patterson started Red Acre Farm as a CSA with four shareholders when she was fourteen years old.

Where is Red Acre Farm CSA located?

Red Acre Farm CSA is at 2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City, UT, 84721 in Cedar City, Utah.

How do I contact Red Acre Farm CSA?

To reach Red Acre Farm CSA, call (435) 865-6792 or visit redacrefarmcsa.org.

Why is Red Acre Farm CSA listed in the 435 Alliance?

Red Acre Farm CSA is listed because it operates locally in Cedar City and meets the alliance's editorial standard — invited, not scraped, with a public source trail.