2026 Langwater CSAs

Signing up for a Langwater Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share is the best way to enjoy healthy, seasonal, delicious food while supporting your local organic farm. Please scroll for more info about each type of share, or check out our FAQs below!

Produce CSAs

CSA members enjoy a weekly “share” of our harvest: a curated selection of the freshest fruit and veggies from the field. Here’s how it works:

  • CSA members support the farm upfront. This helps us harvest daily and offer competitive wages to our amazing field crew.
  • You receive a return on your investment, saving at least 15% off the retail prices for the veggies in your share. Plus, you’ll feel great about supporting local, organic agriculture.
  • Farm & Market CSA Cards: Our “CSA debit cards” are redeemable for anything at the Langwater farm store in North Easton or at our stand at the Brookline, Davis, Roslindale, or Providence Farmers’ Markets. Cards are valid during our growing season from April 11, 2026 through December 23, 2026. Sign up by March 1, 2026 to get a 10% bonus — e.g. buy a card for $300 and receive $330 loaded on the card.

  • Deep Winter CSA (January – February): Eat local, all year long! Our Deep Winter CSA offers 6 weeks of organic produce (January 6 – February 13) for $180. Feast on root veggies (like carrots, beets, turnips, potatoes, rutabaga, and sunchokes), winter squash, cabbage, pea shoots, and our own Langwater popcorn. Perfect for crafting soups and stews to stay warm during the coldest days of the year — plus you’ll feel good about eating seasonally and sustainably this winter.

  • Main Season CSA (May – October): Our classic CSA, available in “whole” and “half” shares. Enjoy 24 weekly shares of our own certified organic vegetables from May 19 through October 30. Your bounty will shift with the seasons, from sweet spring greens to our award-winning summer tomatoes, then you’ll feast on a cornucopia of early fall crops like broccoli and winter squash. We guarantee at least a 15% return on your investment in the farm. You can pick up at the farm in North Easton, or at the Brookline, Davis Square, or Roslindale Farmers’ Markets. Early bird pricing through March 1, 2026: Whole share: $770; Half share: $470.

  • Fall CSA (November – December): Join us for the sweetest season! Enjoy 8 weeks of organic seasonal bounty from November 3 through December 23 for $235. Weekly shares include greens, root vegetables (carrots, turnips, beets), winter squash, potatoes, onions, leeks, broccoli, cabbages and more. Pick up at the farm store in North Easton.
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Pick-Your-Own Flower CSAs

Sign up for all 3 floral CSAs (Tulip, Flower, Dahlia) and save 10%!

  • Tulip CSA (April – May): Celebrate the arrival of spring with 3 weeks of bright & cheerful Pick-Your-Own Tulip bunches from April 21 – May 10 for $52.

  • Flower CSA (July – September): Bring home beautiful, fragrant flowers for 12 weeks from July through September for $105. Pick-­Your-­Own mixed bouquet from our flower field each week. We grow dozens of kinds of flowers ⏤ from asters to zinnias, sunflowers to snapdragons ⏤ in every color of the rainbow.

  • Dahlia CSA (September – October): You’ll be mesmerized by the colors and the ethereal beauty our Pick-Your-Own Dahlia field. Enjoy 3 weeks of generous dahlia bunches in September & October for $80.
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2026 CSA FAQs

What’s in a Main Season CSA share?

Here’s an example of a typical week’s share (from August):

  • Half Share
    • 1 quart mixed Heirloom Tomatoes
    • 3 Red Slicing Tomatoes
    • 3 ears Langwater Sweet Corn
    • 2 Yellow Summer Squash
    • 1 head Lettuce or 1 bunch Kale
  • Whole Share
    • 1 quart mixed Heirloom Tomatoes
    • 2 Red Slicing Tomatoes
    • 1 medium Watermelon
    • 4 ears Langwater Sweet Corn
    • 1 head Lettuce or 1 bunch Kale
    • 1 bag Basil
    • 1 head Garlic

You can see more examples of actual share weeks from past seasons here. The beauty of a CSA is that you get to eat with the seasons!

  • Late Spring is an abundance of beautiful greens (kale, spinach, salad greens, arugula), early onions, lettuce, strawberries, fennel, turnips, beets, sugar snap peas, radishes and more.
  • Summer brings our award-winning tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, sweet corn, zucchini, summer squashes, carrots, green beans and so much more.
  • Early Fall in New England is a great time for farming! Enjoy our onions, potatoes, winter squashes (butternut, acorn, delicata, etc.), sugar pumpkins, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbages, beets, carrots, sweet potatoes, salad greens, and kale.

When and where do I pick-up my share?

  • Deep Winter, Main Season, & Fall CSA pickups are at our farm store in North Easton, Tuesday – Friday, 10am – 6pm.
  • Farm & Market CSA cards will be available for pick up at our North Easton farm store starting on Saturday, April 11, 2026. If you prefer to pick up your card at a Farmers’ Market (Brookline, Davis Square, or Roslindale), please select this option when you order.
  • Tulip CSA, Flower CSA, & Dahlia CSA pick-ups are at our farm in North Easton. You can come pick your bouquet any day we’re open, Tuesday – Sunday (closed Monday), 10am – 6pm.

Do I have to come pick up my produce on the same day every week?

We harvest our crops based on our CSA customers for the day, so it’s important for you to try and stick to your chosen pick-up day. That said, we know unexpected things happen; if you need to switch your day every once in a while, just send us an email to let us know. (Tulip, Flower, and Dahlia CSA members can pick flowers any day we’re open.)

Do you offer substitutions?

There are no substitutions allowed in CSAs, but very often there are choices (i.e. you can choose kale or spinach, beets or carrots, etc.).

What if I can’t make it to my pickup one week?

Please feel free to send a friend or neighbor in your place to collect your share. Unfortunately, we can’t allow you to “double up” if you miss a week; all missed CSA pickups will be donated to the local food pantry.

How long do I have to use my Farm & Market CSA card?

2026 Farm & Market CSA cards expire at the end of our season on December 23, 2026. Any outstanding balances left on your card after that date will be donated to the local food pantry.

Testimonials

“We have thoroughly enjoyed our experience as Langwater Farm CSA members and proud to say we have been supporters since the beginning! This farm is truly a treasure in our community and we feel very fortunate to have it so close to us. For three years now, our family has enjoyed preparing and eating the wide variety of fruits, vegetables and herbs that come across our table on a weekly basis. We are constantly experimenting with new meals and recipes which has made each week a healthy and fun adventure! Their staff is always extremely friendly and knowledgeable and able to give us tips on preparation and recipes if we ever get something in our share that is a new food for us. We thank you for all that you do.”

-Beth, Eric, Bret and Gabe

“I’ve been a member since day one. I had just heard about what a CSA was, so I went online in search of one in my area. This one was just getting started, the next town over, and it was organic to boot, so I thought I’d give a try. It was actually exciting to me! And since that first meet and greet with my new farmers, I’ve been more than impressed with every aspect of this farm. What planning and execution skills these “kids” have. They’ve built a wonderful farmstand that is always a pleasure to come to. Rain or shine. I’m thrilled with the quality of all the fruits and veggies and look forward every week to the friendly faces and warm conversation. I’ve gotten veggies I never even knew existed in my weekly share, and that is such a fun thing to share and experience with friends and family too. I know I’m eating healthier than ever. And the weekly newsletter is great too and always informative. Like I said, I’ve been more than impressed with every aspect and very thankful for my CSA friends at Langwater Farm.”

-Jon R.

Questions?

Email us at thefarmers@langwaterfarm.com – we’re happy to help!

Farmer Kevin on the tractor.