Community Supported Agriculture
What is CSA?
CSA stands for “Community Supported Agriculture.” It is a way for people who want to support local farms and food systems to pre-pay for produce, giving farmers a much needed boost in funding during the leanest time of year, and to assume some the risk inherent in food production.
When you buy a CSA membership, you pay up-front for a whole season’s worth of produce. The farm then packages up a certain amount of their harvest every week and sets it aside just for you. Generally, the up-front cost of the membership is much less than what you would pay to buy those same vegetables at the farmers’ market or farm stand.
This way, a CSA program can benefit both farmers and consumers. It also ensures you’ll have a constant supply of fresh vegetables all summer long, making it easier to eat healthy!
Our Packages
Each week from May 30 to October 12, you will receive a selection of seasonal vegetables. Pick-up available at our Farm Stand. Delivery available to Auburn and Lewiston only.
Full Share
A Full Share is meant to provide enough vegetable produce for 3-5 people. Each week you will receive 32 servings of fresh produce. For a visual, imagine roughly one full brown paper grocery bag.
Half Share
A Half Share is intended for 2-3 people. Each week you will receive 18 servings of fresh produce, equivalent to roughly a half-full brown paper grocery bag.
Quarter Share
A Quarter Share is designed for one adult, or perhaps two who don’t cook much. It includes 8 servings of fresh produce.
Add-Ons
We offer our CSA members some specialty items at a discounted rate.
Current add-ons:
One dozen eggs - $5/wk
1 pt. Strawberries - $4/wk
Order a CSA Membership
In 2026 we will have a limited number of CSA shares available. Order yours now!