Getting fresh, delicious and sustainably farmed vegetables from us through the summer is easy, and we have options to suit a range of budgets and appetites.
- Join us at the beginning of the season as a CSA farm share member (best value);
- If the season’s already mid-way, to join us a prorated basis;
- And if you’d like to try us out (or give that delight to a friend), from time to time we offer one-pickup Try It Out shares.
You’ll need to choose which share size works best for you:
- Family (whole) Share – Every household is different, but in our experience, this share will provide most of the vegetables needed to feed a family of four.
- Regular (half) Share – This is for smaller households.
- Try It Out – This is a single regular (half) share pickup.
(By the way, you can also make a donation to help subsidize a “scholarship” share for a low-income family.)
Then, just make your choices and payment below and amazing vegetables are yours – we hope you can join us!
2021 Summer CSA Farm share
Our pioneering Summer CSA farm share (for more info, download our brochure) is designed to harvest produce picked at its optimal ripeness so you can eat perfectly in tune with the seasons. Across 24 plentiful pickups stretching 6 months from May through October 2021, you’ll take home sustainably farmed, delicious produce throughout the summer and into the fall. Pickups start May 18th and happen every week on Tuesday between 5-7pm at our SE 47th Avenue location.
Try It Out Single Pick-up
If you’ve been wanting to give our CSA a try before signing up for a whole season – or if you want ingredients for an amazing table of healthy fresh veggies – our bountiful, single-pickup Try It Out share (the equivalent of our regular half share) is for you!
Getting your veggies is easy – select a date, sign up below, then come to the CSA pickup at our SE 47th Ave location between 5-7pm. Make sure and add the date to your calendar. Look forward to seeing you there!
(Psst: it also makes a great gift!)
Scholarship share contribution
Make a donation toward financing a “scholarship” share for a low-income family.