The CSA
One box a week for eighteen weeks
A share is a standing order for whatever the farm managed that week. You do not choose from a list. You get what is ready, which is either the charm of it or the drawback, depending on how you feel about turnips in June.
How the year goes
- Any time
Join the waitlist
It is the list of people we write to first when shares open. It costs nothing and you can leave it whenever you like.
- Winter
Sign up for a share
Shares are paid for before anything is sown, so we buy seed for real people rather than for our own optimism.
- From February
We sow
The season is planned bed by bed before the first seed goes in. The weather still gets a vote, and so do the slugs.
- Late May, for eighteen weeks
A box every week
Each one comes with a note on what is in it and anything that quietly failed. There is usually something in that second part.
What eighteen weeks should look like
The plan says salad and cooking greens every week from late May, roots and alliums building through June, then tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, squash and corn from midsummer. Duck eggs when there are enough to go round. Shiitake if the logs cooperate, which is out of our hands.
- Shares in 2027
- 5
- Boxes
- 18
- First box
- Late May
- Sizes
- Full or half
Join the waitlist
It is the list of people we write to first when shares open again. There is no payment, and you are welcome to ignore the email.
Curious what a box actually looks like first? See past weeks in the box journal. No sign-in needed.