What is a CSA?

CSA stands for “Community Supported Agriculture” — a way of connecting farmers & consumers within a local food system by consumers subscribing to locally-grown food.

How does our CSA work?

Our CSA is unique from others because we allow our members to choose their own produce every week rather than us choose for you. You will receive a half-bushel basket at the start of your first week that is yours to bring back with you the rest of the season. Every week, you fill your basket with produce from our farm stand.

We also offer pick up any day of the week (between 10 am & 4:30 pm) rather than having a small pick-up window.

Sunflowers!

One bunch of sunflowers, grown on our farm, is included in your share each week to bring the sunshine home.

What is the best part of our CSA?

While the 10 weeks of fresh, homegrown produce is incredible, our end-of-season CSA dinner on the farm steals the show. We celebrate the end of the CSA by inviting our members to join us for a true farm-to-table experience on the farm.

How the CSA benefits everyone

Joining our CSA before the season starts helps us, as farmers, have the capital to get started for the season.

It also gives us a good idea of what we need to grow and how much to supply our members.

For members, our CSA guarantees fresh, local produce all summer long at a discounted price as well as 10% off everything else in the farm stand during those 10 weeks (baked goods, fruit, etc.)