WASTE REDUCTION POLICY: we utilize "un-picked-up" veggie boxes to support our scholarship program. You can feel confident that your share will never go to waste- just give us notice of when you can't pick up your share and it will either support a scholarship recipient or the ICA foodshelf.
Delivery Options
Veggie Box (CSA Share)
30-Week Veggie Box (CSA Share)
$1,050.00
$950.00
Save $100 (original price $1050 or just $35/wk)!
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Customers purchase a share (much like a subscription) to the farm before the farm season begins. This guarantees the customer a weekly VEGGIE BOX throughout the 30-week season. The shares consist of a new variety each week of what crops are in season.
Check out the CSA FAQ for more information.
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Customers purchase a share (much like a subscription) to the farm before the farm season begins. This guarantees the customer a weekly VEGGIE BOX throughout the 30-week season. The shares consist of a new variety each week of what crops are in season.
Check out the CSA FAQ for more information.
INSTALLMENT PLAN: 30-Week Veggie Box (CSA Share) part 1 of 3
$350.00
$317.00
We will bill you 2 more times between your purchase and the end of the 2023 season. Please plan to pay $317 again in May and August.
Save $100 (original price $1050 or just $35/wk)!
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. CSA customers purchase a share (much like a subscription) to the farm before the farm season begins. This guarantees the customer a weekly VEGGIE BOX throughout the 30-week season. The shares consist of a new variety each week of what crops are in season.
Check out the CSA FAQ for more information.
Save $100 (original price $1050 or just $35/wk)!
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. CSA customers purchase a share (much like a subscription) to the farm before the farm season begins. This guarantees the customer a weekly VEGGIE BOX throughout the 30-week season. The shares consist of a new variety each week of what crops are in season.
Check out the CSA FAQ for more information.