2024 CSA
Full Season (Spring, Summer & Fall CSA)
Full Season (Spring, Summer & Fall CSA)
Full Season (Spring, Summer & Fall CSA)
Full Season
May 23 - November 14
There is no harvest on July 4 & Sept 5
Weekly Share - 24 weeks
BEST VALUE Cost: $930
$150 deposit at time of registration
Payment Options:
Payment in full can be made at any time but due on or before May 23
or choose (6) monthly payments of $130 due in June, July, August, September, October, November
Bi-Weekly Share - 12 weeks
Cost: $480
$90 deposit at time of registration
Payment Options:
Payment in full can be made at any time but due on or before May 23
or choose (6) payments of $65 due in June, July, August, September, October
Eat your way through the seasons and enjoy farm-fresh foods on your table during the spring, summer and fall!
Spring CSA
Full Season (Spring, Summer & Fall CSA)
Full Season (Spring, Summer & Fall CSA)
Spring CSA
May 23 - June 27
Weekly Share - 6 weeks
Cost: $240
Payment in full on or before May 23
Bi-weekly Share - 3 weeks
Cost: $125
Payment in full on or before May 23
Crops: Lettuce, Kale, Herbs, Carrots, Root Vegetables, Onions, Garlic Scapes, New Potatoes, Sugar Peas, Radishes, Salad Turnips, and Early Greenhouse Crops
Summer CSA
Summer CSA
Summer CSA
Summer CSA
July 11- August 29
Weekly Share - 8 weeks
Cost:$320
Payment Options:
Pay in full can be made at any time but due on or before July 11
or choose (2) payments of $160 due July & August
Bi-weekly Share - 4 weeks
Cost $165
Payment in full on or before July 11
Crops: Lettuce, Potatoes, Carrots, Beans, Herbs, Beets, Onions, Garlic, Blackberries, Cucumbers, summer squash, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, and summer greenhouse crops
Fall CSA
Summer CSA
Summer CSA
Fall CSA
September 12 - November 14
Weekly Share - 10 weeks
Cost: $405
Deposit of $135 due at registration
Payment Options:
Payment in full can be made at any time
(2) payments of $135 due in Oct & Nov.
Bi-Weekly - 5 weeks Cost: $205
Payment in full due on or before Sept 12
Crops: Tomatoes, pumpkins, winter squash, root vegetables, carrots, sweet potatoes, onions, garlic, spinach, cabbage, kale, greens,
and fall greenhouse crops
2024 Bi-Weekly Schedule
Schedule A
Schedule A
Schedule A
12 Weeks
May 23
June 6,20
July 11,25
Aug 8,22
Sept 12, 26
Oct 10
Oct 24 (double share)
Schedule B
Schedule A
Schedule A
12 weeks
May 30
June 13, 27
July 18
Aug 1, 15, 29
Sept 19
Oct 3, 17
Oct 31 (double share)
CSA Rewards and Risks
CSA families receive the “fruits of our labor”. We take pride in growing a variety of seasonal and nutritional crops. Many of the crops grown are commonly known and used foods, but we also strive to introduce CSA families to some less familiar foods. As part of our CSA, we provide recipes to help with simple meal planning, and offer culinary usages to encourage families to incorporate new foods into their diets.
As with any CSA, shares are based upon seasonal crops picked at the peak of their ripeness. Although quantity will vary based upon what is ready to be harvested, each share will include on average 8-10 different kinds of farm-fresh produce.
Despite our best farming efforts, there are risks with farming. By joining our CSA, you are agreeing to share the rewards of crop successes and the risk of crop failures. Please take this into consideration when joining any CSA.
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Local Delivery Route
We encourage families to pickup shares at the farm as it provides a wonderful opportunity to have a connection to the farm. However, we want to make it convenient for our families to participate in our CSA . We ask families contribute to the cost of the fuel for this convenient service.
General delivery route:
Lancaster City, Landisville, Hempfield, Centerville, Lititz,
Mount Joy, Marietta, and Elizabethtown.
Outside the established delivery route?
Please contact us to inquiry about the possibility of your town being added to our delivery route.
Healthy ecosystems
Rich soil and water retention
Rich soil and water retention
Through using sustainable food production practices that works in harmony with nature, we let nature create healthy ecosystem on our farmland. By encouraging biodiversity, there are many plants and animals living along side each other just as nature intended.
Rich soil and water retention
Rich soil and water retention
Rich soil and water retention
Regenerative agriculture promotes rich soil conditions, protect watersheds, and enhances the health of local wildlife. Through reducing disturbances and keeping the soil covered, we provide an environment for microbes to thrive.
Healthy topsoil retains water, absorbs nutrients and stores carbon.
Healthy crops
Rich soil and water retention
Healthy crops
We use natural inputs made mostly from things grown on our farm to produce highly nutritious and hardy crops.
We plant a variety of heirloom seeds to help preserve time-tested seeds which tend to have superior taste and are more resistance to disease and insects.
Healthy plants are more adaptable to extreme weather conditions.
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Accepting field trip reservations for fall '24 & spring '25