We are here to grow food for you!
Our vegetable CSA aims to provide fresh, healthy and affordable food to our local community.
What is a CSA: CSA stands for community supported agriculture. Its a way for customers to invest up-front in an entire summer’s worth of farm fresh produce.
When: from June 23-October 20 (total of 18 weeks)
What time/Where: pick-ups will be Tuesday afternoons from 4-6pm at the farm
Pricing:
We aim to make our vegetables affordable and accessible while also bringing in enough money to keep this small farm business thriving. Our “pay what you can” approach is meant to keep fresh, organic, locally-grown vegetables on everyone’s table.
The Basic Price is what we would consider a “fair” price for our produce. This price reflects a 15% – 20% discount off our retail prices at farmers’ market.
The Sustaining Price is here for those that are able to pay a little more to support our small farm business and our community. By subscribing as a sustainer you will help us continue to offer the discounted price and keep our vegetables accessible to everyone in our community.
The Discounted Price is here for those customers who would like to access locally-grown, organic vegetables but find the price of a CSA share cost prohibitive. We do not require any other information from you to access this price. We leave it up to the customer to choose the share price that best suits their financial needs.
| Discounted Price | Basic Price | Sustaining Price |
| $350 | $400 | $450 |
What does a share include: based on our retail prices at farmers market a regular share will on average include $25 worth of vegetables/week
As the season progresses the weekly shares will change to reflect the harvest.
Crops we grow include:
- kale
- chard
- spinach
- salad greens
- arugula
- lettuce
- bok choi
- cabbage
- broccolini
- Brussel sprouts
- head broccoli
- culinary herbs
- napa cabbage
- beets
- radishes
- scallions
- snap peas
- green beans
- carrots
- winter squash
- potatoes
- onions
- garlic
- celeriac
- celery
- kohlrabi
- cherry tomatoes
- sandwich tomatoes
- bell peppers
- hot peppers
- slicing cucumbers
- pickling cucumbers
- zucchini
- summer squash
- sweet corn
Examples of a June share might be-
regular share: one bunch of bok choi, one bunch of salad (haukurei) turnips, one bunch of scallions, a bunch of kohlrabi, a bag of salad greens, a bunch of cilantro, and a handful of garlic scapes.
In August a share would be something like this–
regular share: one bunch of chard, one pound of cucumbers, one pound of zucchini, a box of cherry tomatoes, two big beef tomatoes, a bunch of basil, and a head of lettuce

