For additonal information visit the list of CSA Frequently Ask Questions
or feel free to contact us.
2011 Membership
CSA membership is open to the public
Download a CSA brochure and signup form here
Our CSA Program: What it is and how it works
CSA is an acronym for Community Supported Agriculture. CSA members pay a set price before the growing season and in this way share in the risk of farming. Members in turn receive a share of the garden’s harvest each week. CSAs are a great way to build relationships with your produce growers: you know exactly where your food is coming from and can see how it is grown.
In addition to a weekly bag of fresh produce your membership will include weekly newsletters and recipes specially designed for produce from the farm.
2011 Season - 15 Weeks - Starting June 7th
The 2011 CSA Season begins June 7th and runs for a total of 15 weeks of fresh fruits and vegetables. A limited number of shares are available and they are offered on a first come first serve basis.
Starting this year we have two different share sizes - Regular and Large. A regular share is $175.00 and includes approximately $10.00 of produce each week. The large share is $325 and includes approximately $20.00 of produce each week.
The produce is picked up our farm in Boone. The pickup day is dependent on the share size you purchase. The pickup day for regular shares is Friday and the pickup day for large shares is Tuesday
We will be growing numerous types of produce including sweet corn, several tomato varieties, cucumbers, sugar snap peas, cabbage, several pepper varieties, onions, eggplant, squash, zucchini, pumpkins, green beans, strawberries, and more!
Visit our 2008 CSA Photo Journal to see what members received in 2008.
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