CSA
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Essentially it means that you join into a partnership with a local farm. You pay a flat fee at the beginning of the season, thereby giving us much needed start-up funds.
In return you get a weekly share of fresh, seasonal, and safely grown local produce. You may also get a few salad dressings, krauts, pestos, ketchups, and dried herbs.
Most CSAs offer only 20 weeks of delivery. We offer 22-26 weeks, and we also offer half shares.
For those local to the farm, we have:
• 1/2 share --
$350
Enough for one omnivore or a very thin
vegetarian. $18.00 per week for 22
weeks.
• 1 regular
share -- $600
Enough
vegetable love for 2 omnivores or 1 vegetarian. $27.50 per week for 22 weeks.
• 1 large
share --$1100
Enough organic
joy for 4 omnivores or 2 vegetarians. $50.00 per week for 22 weeks.
For those in New York City, we're so sorry the price is higher but we must pay for fuel.
• 1/2 share -- $390
Enough for one omnivore or a very thin vegetarian. $18.00 per week for 22 weeks.
• 1 regular share -- $650
Enough vegetable love for 2 omnivores or 1 vegetarian. $27.50 per week for 22 weeks.
• 1 large share --$1300
Enough for 4 omnivores or 2 vegetarians. $50.00 per week for 22 weeks.
What you can hope to receive:
Early Spring:
Kale, lettuce, mustard greens, shiso, arugula, pea shoots
Mid Spring:
More kale, lettuce, greens, maybe some asparagus and ramps, peas
Pre-summer
Greens greens greens, and peas. Mint, field cress, green beans, peas
GARLIC SCAPES.
Early summer
Greens, peas, mint, cress, radish, tiny carrots, maybe some small tomatoes, green beans, peas
Mid summer
Greens, carrots, radish, small tomatoes, small cucumbers
FRESH GARLIC.
True summer (August-Sptember)
Cantaloupe, watermelon, corn, hot greens, tomatoes, tomatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squash
Last of the season (September-October)
Butternut squash, Carving pumpkins, Zucco Rugosa, Baby Bear cooking pumpkins, Delicata squash, and many more.
Those listed above are just a sampling. We grow a wide range.
