Grown & jarred in Calvert County, MD

Cayden'sSalsa

He planted the tomatoes, the jalapeños and the cilantro. He chops it, he jars it, he hands it to you. All of it goes toward showing his goats at the fair this fall.

12 oz jars Donate what you want — even nothing. Cayden was clear about that.

Order a jar → Why goats?

A homegrown jalapeño held up in front of a blender full of fresh salsa — Fresh batch — jalapeño straight off the plant 🌶️

Three things, from the garden

Nothing in the jar he didn't grow

Tomatoes

Picked ripe, so the salsa tastes like August instead of a can.

Jalapeños

The reason you'll reach for a second chip. Tell him how brave you're feeling.

Cilantro

Cut the morning he jars it, so it still tastes like the garden.

“If you can't afford a donation, you can still have some salsa — because everyone deserves salsa.”

Cayden, setting the pricing policy

Where your donation goes

Straight to the goat barn

Showing an animal at the fair costs money before the ribbon ever shows up. Every dollar goes to the real bills, and whatever's left over Cayden gives to a local charity he picks himself.

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Hay and feedAll summer and fall, right up to show day.
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Vet visitsHealth certificates are required to enter.
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Fair entry feesClass entries, tags, bedding, supplies.
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Leftover goes to charityA local one, chosen by Cayden.