Why a CSA?

Fresh, Local, and Seasonal plants and produce, often harvested and procured just days before they are available for pickup.

Directly sustaining small-scale, sustainable farming practices, helping to support your local farms and food systems.

CSA members have the opportunity to build a relationship with the farmers who grow their food and learn about the growing practices that make community agriculture possible.

A variety of produce is part of the fun of receiving new items each week.

Community Supported Agriculture

A Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program is a partnership between local farmers and community members that allows individuals to support sustainable farming practices while enjoying fresh, seasonal produce. Members of a CSA buy a "share" of the farm's harvest upfront (usually at the beginning of the growing season), which helps provide the farm with the capital needed to purchase seeds, equipment, and other essentials.

  • Weekly seedlings, produce, and foragables late June through early October.

  • A farm share for a singular month, July, August, October, or other 30 day period.