U-Pick CSA

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. The CSA model is designed to allow community members to support local small scale farms (like us!) by meeting the upfront costs of seeds, soil and amendments. In exchange members get a share of our farm’s harvest, and the opportunity to pick whatever crops they like whenever they like!

All CSA members will have access to our produce and flower fields seven days a week throughout the season. We will let you know which crops are ready to be harvested and when via emailed crop updates. You simply stop by the farm whenever is convenient for you and pick as much of each available item as you like.

For Pre-Payed members: After you pick your produce you weigh each item and record it on the CSA U-Pick Log at the weigh station along with your name, the date and the price per pound. This allows us to track how much of your $300 or $500 U-Pick credit you have used.

For Pay As You Go members: After you pick your produce you weigh each item and record it on the CSA U-Pick Log at the weigh station along with your name, the date and the price per pound. You then calculate the amount that you owe for that day’s harvest and pay for your produce. Pay As You Go members start out the season with a $50 credit.

There is no exact start or end date to the CSA season because crop availability depends on many factors! Generally our earliest crops are ready to harvest around the second week in June, and the last crops of of the season are finished by the start of October. Mother nature permitting!

We accept card payment via Venmo, Zelle, CashApp and Facebook Pay.

We also accept cash and check payment.

After you submit the CSA Registration Form we will contact you for payment.

Fill out the contact form and we will get back to you with payment information.

We specialize in bulk U-Pick crops that are great for preserving such as Tomatoes, Peppers, Beans and Cucumbers. We also grow other crops including Squash, Snap Peas, Beans, Cucumbers, Onions, Garlic and Eggplant. We are currently developing our berry fields and will have limited quantities of strawberries and cane berries for the 2023 season.

This year we are also growing a great variety of flowers for making beautiful bouquets!

Yes! While our produce is not “Certified Organic” we use organic soil amendments and fertilizers whenever possible. We never use chemical herbicides or pesticides on our crops. We value keeping our community and land clean, healthy and free from toxins.

Members are responsible for making sure they get the most out of their CSA by picking while crops are available. We are not able to refund unused credit or carry it over until next year.