2022/23 CSA Sign-Ups

(updated December 16, 2022)

Our 2022 seasons end on Monday, December 19 and we’ll start our first winter share on Thursday, January 5, 2023. Currently winter shares are sold out, but there’s a possibility we might open up one or two more so if you’re interested email us and let us know.

We typically open up sign-ups for the spring season in late January or early February and the process will likely be about the same as it was for 2022 – see all of the information below for what that looked like. The one big change for spring 2022 is that we’re planning on starting the spring season much earlier, probably in early April. Check back for more details soon.

How to Sign Up

To sign up and reserve your CSA Share for the 2022 season please:

  • read below for details on the CSA shares and what is included
  • read our member agreement
  • then head to our online store at GrownBy.app to choose which seasons you would like a share for, which day of the week you want to pick up and how you would like to pay.

Payments can be made by check, card, cash, or SNAP.

CSA Seasons

For 2022 we have three successive seasons – spring, summer, and fall – AND – for the first time we’ll also have a winter share starting in January of 2023!

Spring Shares look something like this (these are photos of shares from the 2021 season and 2022 will be similar but not identical)
Here’s the basic mix we’re planning for in the spring
Summer Shares look something like this (these are photos of shares from the 2021 season and 2022 will be similar but not identical)
Here’s the basic mix we’re planning for in the summer
Fall Shares look something like this (these are photos of shares from the 2021 season and 2022 will be similar but not identical)
Here’s the basic mix we’re planning for in the fall
There was no winter share in 2021 so no photos, but expect something similar to the late fall quantities and here’s the basic mix we’re planning for

What a membership includes:

  • Pre-harvested shares of fresh local produce: weekly during spring and summer seasons and bi-weekly in the fall and winter.
  • Free access to additional pick-your-own herb, cut flowers and vegetables
  • Free access to a large collection of seasonal recipes and tips on cooking from Katherine Deumling at cookwithwhatyouhave.com
  • A deep discount at our farm stand during pick-up hours – and credit at the stand (new).
  • A connection to the actual people and ground where your food is coming from.

How it works:

  • We grow the produce, harvest it and pack you a bag each week.
  • You come once a week to pick up your share
  • You can also take advantage of pick-your-own herbs, cut flowers and vegetables and our on-site farm stand with extras.

Reasons to become a member of the farm:

  • Eat fresh, tasty vegetables on a regular basis
  • Be more connected to your food, your community, your place, and the seasons
  • Reduce the miles your food travel, have more of your food dollars go to the people who grow and harvest them and fewer go to driving them long distances and storing them before they get to you.

Joining a Community Supported Agriculture farm is a great way to do all of these things and more!