This Saturday is the last opportunity to get your CSA share at Early Bird prices.

Until then our Full Season CSA shares (Whole & Half shares) are $650 and $375, and our Farmstand CSA sign-up bonus is 10%.

Starting March 1st, the Whole & Half share prices go up, and the Farmstand CSA bonus drops, so don’t miss the Early Bird deadline!

You can signup online for any of our CSA shares:

• Full Season Whole & Half shares
• Farmstand CSA shares
• Any of our Farmers Market CSA shares
• Flower CSA shares

Here are all the details (and FAQs) and a paper signup form if you want to pay by check.

We’re planning a rainbow of veggies for all our CSAs this year. If you haven’t signed up for a share in past years, you’re in for a treat. A diverse, super-fresh, constantly-changing cornucopia of organic veggies starts in May and rolls all the way through late December. We have a few different options and styles, so take a look and find the one that fits your tastes & schedule.

February on the farm

While the lack of snow and the warm temperatures this winter are disconcerting, we’re definitely enjoying this mild weather.

We’ve been out in the field doing odds and ends to get ready for spring planting, and loving the sunshine and T-shirt temps.

It’s great out here!

Winter tractor & equipment repair/maintenance projects are wrapping up, so we’ll be in good shape for spring planting to start next month. Keeping our equipment happy and running smoothly is a never-ending task, but we always give it some extra love during the slower months in the dead of winter.

Our main greenhouse has been scrubbed top to bottom, our benches and pots are ready for action, and our seed boxes are organized and stacked in the barn. Monday is launch day for the first of our 2020 crops!

We’ll start with some of the slowest, longest-growing crops like Onions and a few herbs, plus some early season crops like Lettuce and Broccoli. Then we’ll pack all the trays into our homemade germination chamber and crank up the heat! We’re so excited to launch the first crops of 2020!