Certified Organic Produce
Community Supported Agriculture
Are you looking to support a local farmer and get the freshest produce possible? You might be interested in CSA.
What is CSA?
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. When you become a CSA member, you are purchasing a "share" of produce from our farm. Every week during the farming season you receive a box of what's in season at the farm. When we have a surplus you receive extra produce. When we have a crop failure you don't receive that crop. You share the bounty AND the risk. This allows you to develop a closer relationship with our farm and learn more about how your food is grown.
Logistics
Main Season/Summer CSA: On hold for 2024 season
Duration: June through October (21 shares)
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Pick Up: Thursdays, 9-4pm, at the North Coast Food Web office at the
Astoria Food Hub 1152 Marine Dr, Astoria
or Sundays, 9-3pm at our booth at the Astoria Sunday Market
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Size: Our share feeds 2-3 moderate vegetable eaters
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Price: $550 paid in full at the beginning of the season
(or 1/2 payment ($275) at sign up and 1/2 ($275) on August 1st,
or 5 payments ($110) due at the beginning of each month, set up with
credit card payments, or 5 post-dated checks)
Scholarship funds available! No verification of need required.
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Examples of typical shares include:
June: Beets, cabbage, carrots, dill, lettuce/salad mix, radish, baby bok choy
August: Basil, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, lettuce/salad mix, green
onion, zucchini
October: Carrots, broccoli, kale, lettuce/salad mix, potatoes, tomatoes, winter
squash
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Benefits
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A personal connection to a local, small, family farm
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Financially supporting your farmer at a time of year when we are having to do the bulk of our purchasing (seeds, supplies, etc) without much income
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Box notes emailed to you weekly, with a list of what's in your share, recipes and stories from the farm
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Farm Day(s), when you are invited to come out and see the farm
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A tote bag with our logo to use to pick up your share
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Learn about new vegetables and how to cook them