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Meet the Farmers

Who Cooks For You Farm is a first-generation family farm serving the greater Pittsburgh area. We have been supplying Pittsburgh farmers markets, the CSA eating community & restaurants with fresh organic produce since 2009. Our approach to growing a diversity of certified organic vegetables, fruits & herbs is about enriching the soil and being good stewards of the land. Chris and Aeros’ goal is to grow the healthiest freshest food we can for all of the families that rely on us. When you think of fresh produce we hope you think of your favorite farmers.  And when you think of your favorite farmers, we hope you think of us.   

Our promise to our consumers is to provide the freshest most nutritious produce we can.  In order to do this, we do the following:

  • We use compost and cover crops to enrich and protect the soil.  

  • We use organic practices and crop rotations to encourage healthy soil systems.  

  • We create habitat for beneficial insects and pollinators to help us do our job better and in return give them the home and food they deserve as an intrinsic part of our wholistic farm.  

  • We offer people the opportunity to keep effort and capital local, by supporting our farm you are boosting western PA’s food shed and overall resilience.  This gives us all the opportunity to serve as stewards of our collective home.

We believe that food is the foundation upon which healthy communities thrive.   We are committed to growing the highest quality vegetables, fruits and herbs for you every season. We love what we do, and the taste shows the love.

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Aeros Lillstrom is a co-owner of Who Cooks For You Farm. She’s the office manager keeping the books in order, supplies stocked and produce delivered. She’s the system sync; linking WCFY food to the people.

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Chris Brittenburg is a co-owner of Who Cooks For You Farm who’s primary responsibility is managing field production. He’s the special projects guy, the salesman and the dreamer.

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Cedar and Cyan Brittenburg. Our beautiful boys. Once while working in the field an employee asked out oldest son “Do you want to be a farmers when you grow up?” His reply was “I’m already a farmer.”