2025 CSA Share options
Spring Share
10 weeks of farm-fresh veggies, picked up at your convenience on the farm. A typical Spring share will include things like spinach, salad mix, radishes, kale, peas, chard, carrots, pea shoots, turnips, microgreens, and head lettuce
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April 10 - June 12
full $350 | half $250
Summer Share
11 weeks of farm-fresh veggies, picked up at your convenience on the farm. A typical Sumer share will include things like tomatoes, peppers, salad mix, carrots, beets, broccolini, cucumbers, kale, microgreens, zucchini, melon, eggplant, cabbage, potatoes.
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June 19 - Aug. 28
full $385 | half $275
Fall Share
10 weeks of farm-fresh veggies, picked up at your convenience on the farm. A typical Fall share will include things like carrots, tomatoes, salad mix, head lettuce, squash, potatoes, salad turnips, sweet potatoes, kale, broccolini, microgreens, Brussels sprouts.
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Sept. 11 - Nov. 20
full $350 | half $250
Winter Share
8 weeks of farm-fresh veggies, picked up at your convenience on the farm. A typical Winter share will include spinach, salad mix, radish, kale, chard, celery, microgreens, pea shoots, carrots, onions
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Dec - March (twice/month)
one size: $285
Full share: a bag of 9-12 vegetables every week (perfect for families or a couple of hardcore veggie lovers)
Half share: a bag of 7-9 vegetables every week (ideal for one or two people, or veggie-curious/CSA first-timer families)
Pick up is on our farm, self-serve, between Thursday at 3pm and Sunday at 8pm; same hours as our farm stand. Additional farm stand items like fresh bread, cut flowers, kitchen goods, and supplemental veggies can be purchased a la carte!
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We believe well-grown, fresh vegetables should be accessible to everyone. If you're not sure whether you can afford a share, please get in touch!
Reserve your share and pay online!
What's a CSA?
CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture) are an opportunity to eat the best produce on the farm each week, hand-picked by the farmers. Each week, CSA members receive a bag of fresh vegetables, picked up on the farm between Thursday and Sunday at a time convenient to them. In addition to the veggies, we send a weekly email with updates from the farm, vegetable storage tips, and recipe inspiration to supercharge your cooking. Think of it like a subscription to a personal weekly vegetable shopper and newsletter.
As we see it, signing up for a CSA is entering a relationship with our farm and us, the farmers. A share opens up the opportunity to understand where your food comes from, how it’s grown, and who harvests it. It’s a conscious decision to check back in to the seasonal rhythms that are absent from the produce section of most grocery stores.
And it’s supporting the farm. CSAs give us consistency and stability as we ride the roller coaster of the seasons. By buying a share before the harvest begins, you help fund seeds and supplies. In return, you receives a consistent supply of fresh, local produce throughout the season!
Why a 10th St. Farm CSA?
Local, sustainably grown produce
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Get to know your farmers!
See where your food is grown
Flexible seasonality
Wide variety of veggies
CSA bags held in cooler with flexible pickup