CoLab Farms
Indiantown, FL
The USDA directory still lists this place, but hasn't updated its record since 2024 — hours, phone and website may be out of date.
Kai-Kai Farm promotes just and equitable food for our local communities by conserving natural resources, providing economic prices, and improve health outcomes. We have a unique variety of hospitality sites to choose from that support several operations such as our farm market, CSA, and farm to table dinners. Kai-Kai Farm is the first to operate an established farm market and CSA program in Indiantown, offering fresh produce to its neighbors. Our direct sale approach permits high quality communication and relationships between farmer and consumer. We are very fortunate to have cultivated close relationships with some of the best local chefs and restaurants in Palm Beach and Martin County. Kai-Kai Farm picturesque landscapes capture everyone's vision and turns them into unforgettable memories. Our towering eucalyptus trees, flower fields, horizon views, and vegetables make for a selection of whimsical surroundings for all events and photoshoots.
Picking opens with flowers in May and finishes with squash in October — 11 crops in all, on Florida season dates.
As of October: pumpkins and grapes at peak; tomatoes, peppers and squash close to finished.
| Crop | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🎃Pumpkins | ||||||||||||
| 🍅Tomatoes | ||||||||||||
| 🍇Grapes | ||||||||||||
| 🫑Peppers | ||||||||||||
| 🎃Squash | ||||||||||||
| 🍒Cherries | ||||||||||||
| 🌻Flowers | ||||||||||||
| 🫛Green Beans | ||||||||||||
| 🫛Peas | ||||||||||||
| 🍑Plums | ||||||||||||
| 🧄Garlic |
Artichoke;Arugula;Beans (string);Beets;Broccoli;Broccolini/baby broccoli;Brussels sprouts;Cabbage;Carrots;Cauliflower;Celery;Collard Greens;Cucumbers;Eggplant (Italian, Japanese, etc.);Endives;Garlic;Green beans;Kale;Kohlrabi;Mache/lamb’s lettuce;Mixed leafy greens;Mizuna;Mustard Greens;Okra;Onions (pearl, red, white, etc.);Parsnips;Peanuts;Peas;Peppers, hot;Peppers, sweet;Potatoes (new, red, russet, etc.);Pumpkin;Radicchio;Radishes;Soybeans;Spinach: baby, regular;Squash, summer: zucchini, etc.;Squash, winter: butternut, etc.;Sweet potatoes;Tomatoes (cherry, grape, etc.);Tomatoes (plum, round, etc.);Turnip greens;Turnips;;Fresh and/or dried herbs;, 0, 1, Artichoke;Arugula;Beans (string);Beets;Broccoli;Broccolini/baby broccoli;Brussels sprouts;Cabbage;Carrots;Cauliflower;Celery;Collard Greens;Cucumbers;Eggplant (Italian, Japanese, etc.);Endives;Garlic;Green beans;Kale;Kohlrabi;Mache/lamb’s lettuce;Mixed leafy greens;Mizuna;Mustard Greens;Okra;Onions (pearl, red, white, etc.);Parsnips;Peanuts;Peas;Peppers, hot;Peppers, sweet;Potatoes (new, red, russet, etc.);Pumpkin;Radicchio;Radishes;Soybeans;Spinach: baby, regular;Squash, summer: zucchini, etc.;Squash, winter: butternut, etc.;Sweet potatoes;Tomatoes (cherry, grape, etc.);Tomatoes (plum, round, etc.);Turnip greens;Turnips;
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