What is a CSA?

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a way for you to forge a relationship directly with the farmer who grows your food.  You share in the bounty of the season alongside the farmer.  Commitment to a CSA happens before the season begins and helps the farmer off-set some of the costs for seed and other starting costs.  As seasonal produce matures during the growing season, you will pick up what is available.

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What to expect from your veggie CSA share:

Each week (or every other week if you've signed up for a half share) you will come to the farm and pick up 6-12 lbs of seasonal produce.  This size is adequate for feeding about 2-3 people. 

Additionally, there will be u-pick crops such as string beans, flowers, and more throughout the season.

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What to expect from your flower CSA share:

Each week (or every other week if you've signed up for a half share) you will come to the farm and pick up an entirely chemical-free farm grown bouquet of 18-25 stems. 

Our bouquet typically last approx 10 days if kept out of direct sunlight/heat and you change the water every day.

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Pasture-raised Chicken Share:

A chicken share is TWO pasture-raised chickens, raised here on our farm.

Finished and dressed birds are typically 5-6lbs in weight, with some of them weighing closer to 7lbs.