What is a CSA?

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a way for you to buy fresh, seasonal produce directly from a local farm. Here's how it works: you purchase a "share" at the beginning of the growing season, and in return, you receive a weekly box of whatever we're harvesting throughout the season.

Think of it as a farm subscription, but it's more than just a transaction, it's a partnership. When you join our CSA, you become an essential part of our farm community, sharing in both the risks and rewards of farming alongside us.

The Rewards: Most weeks, your box will overflow with peak-season abundance—think sun-ripened tomatoes still warm from the vine, crisp lettuce harvested that morning, or more zucchini than you knew what to do with (we'll share recipes!). You'll taste vegetables at their absolute freshest and most flavorful, often within hours of harvest.

The Risks: Some weeks, an unexpected frost, drought, or pest might mean smaller harvests or different varieties than we planned. When this happens, we all share in the challenge together. This is reality of farming.

By committing early, you help us buy seeds, prepare the soil, and invest in the season ahead with confidence. In return, you get a front-row seat to where your food comes from and the satisfaction of supporting a real local farm.

You'll pick up your share at the farm once a week, filled with whatever's at its peak in the fields. We grow everything from crowd favorites like lettuce, cucumbers, and corn to more adventurous options like garlic scapes and kohlrabi. We adjust our crop plan every year based on feedback from you all on what you want to see more or less of.

We have a market style CSA. You choose what goes in your box. Each week, we set up an array of freshly harvested crops, and you walk through and select what appeals to you. Don't like something? No worries, just skip it and take more of what you do like.

The variety and quantity you take home depends on which share size you choose, what the season is offering, and your personal preferences. Sometimes certain crops will be available at our farm stand but not in the CSA that week (or vice versa) due to harvest timing or quantities.

As a CSA member, you'll be saving 10-15% on a CSA vs. buying that same produce from the grocery store or farmer’s market.

Pricing

• Large Veggie Share. $850 for 17 weeks. That's $50/ week for approximately 8-13 different items

• Medium Veggie Share. $680 for 17 weeks. That's $40/week for approximately 6-11 different items

• Small Veggie Share. $425 for 17 weeks. That's $25/week for approximately 4-7 different items

2026 Dates

The 2026 CSA will run from June 14 - October 4. 

Pick up will be on Sundays from 2:00PM to 6:00PM. If you miss a pick-up we offer a one-time credit to our farm stand. Otherwise the produce will be donated to support our food sovereignty mission.

You are welcome to have someone else pick up for you if you are going to miss more than one week.

Please make sure to bring your own bags!

Here's what a week in August might look like:

• Tomatoes: Several varieties available. (Large 2 lbs, Medium 1 lb, Small take 2)

• Cucumbers and Summer Squash. (Large take 4, Medium take 3, Small take 2)

• Greens: Salad Mix, Kale, Collards. (Large take 3, Medium take 2, Small take 1)

• Sweet Corn. (Large take 6, Medium take 4, Small take 2)

• Fresh Herbs: Basil, Parsley, Cilantro, Thyme (Large take 3, Medium take 2, Small take 1)

• Allium: Garlic, Red Onion, Yellow Onion, or Scallion (Large take 3, Medium take 2, Small take 1).

• Roots: Potatoes, Carrots, Beets (Large take 3lbs, Medium take 2lbs, Small take 1lb)

• Snacks: Lunchbox peppers, Green Beans, Cherry Tomatoes (Large take 3 pints, Medium take 2 pints).

• Cantelope/Watermelon: (Large take 2, Medium take 1, Small take 1)

Flower CSA

Our summer flower CSA brings you six weeks of stunning, chemical-free blooms grown and arranged by nationally recognized floral artist Amber Tamm. Each weekly bouquet is a one-of-a-kind creation that captures the unfolding beauty of the season.

What You'll Receive:

Each arrangement features a thoughtful mix of seasonal blooms and textures that you won't find at the grocery store:

• Bold focal flowers like zinnias, dahlias, and sunflowers

• Interesting textural elements—ornamental grasses, seed pods, and unique foliage

• Delicate accent blooms such as cosmos, snapdragons, and strawflowers

• Fresh herbs and aromatic plants that add fragrance and depth

• Specialty varieties rarely seen in conventional bouquets

Every bouquet is designed to bring the natural rhythm and beauty of our farm directly into your home, whether you're looking to brighten your living space or keep fresh flowers in your office week after week.

Grown with Care:

Our flowers are cultivated using regenerative practices that support pollinators and build healthy soil. This approach results in stronger stems, longer-lasting blooms, and the kind of vibrant color and form that only comes from flowers grown right

Dates

July 12th - August 16th

Pick up will be on Sundays from 2:00PM to 6:00PM. If you miss a pick-up we offer a one-time credit to our farm stand. Otherwise, the bouquet will be donated to support our food sovereignty mission.

You are welcome to have someone else pick up for you if you are going to miss more than one week.

$150 for the season $25/week

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We believe food is a human right. We are committed to making sure our neighbors have access to the highest quality produce regardless of income level.

If the CSA price is a barrier for you, please reach out to us. We mean it. We can work together on flexible payment schedules, reduced-price shares, work trade arrangements, or other creative solutions. Our goal is to get good food to you, and we're happy to find an approach that works for your situation.

No one should have to choose between eating well and paying their bills. Let's figure it out together.