About Community Supported Agriculture [CSA]

Joining a CSA program provides a great opportunity for individuals and families to support local farmers and local food systems. Ultimately, signing up for one of our CSA shares allows you to keep your money local and helps us (your famer) to plan and budget for the coming year. 

Additionally, knowing where your food comes from and supporting regenerative agriculture practices is a very responsible action in the case of today's climate crisis, and for that, we are grateful for each and every one of our farm's customers and supporters.

Community Supported Agriculture - What's in a box?

One of the questions we get asked most frequently is what folks can expect in their weekly (or bi-weekly in the winter) CSA boxes. In short, CSA members get the first and best pick of the crops - plus a little extra every week. 

Summer Shares:

In the summer, there are two share size options. Summer boxes go out on a weekly basis from May to October. Typically, SMALL SHARES are fit for two veggie-eating adults and contain 6-10 items (enough to fill a regular sized grocery tote). LARGE SHARES are typically better suited for families or households with more than two adults. Typically, a large share contains about double what a small share contains. Large shares also allow for more variety in the summer (which typically means more diversity in the fruit you might receive!)

[Pictured above is a large Summer Share]

Winter Shares:

Winter CSA shares typically contain more roots & vegetables. In your bi-weekly share, you can expect to receive over $60 worth of farm fresh winter harvest items such as beets, carrots, onions, garlic, apples, potatoes, squash. Depending on how you cook, this CSA could suit an individual or a small family.

CSA Add-Ons

Every year, we also allow add-on options to your CSA shares including eggs from our hens here in Cawston, Row Fourteen sourdough, & fresh-made focaccia. To find more information on CSA pricing & pick up locations in 2022, please visit the CSA tab on our website.

To find out more about our Community Supported Agriculture program, please visit the blog linked below or visit www.klippersorganics.com/what-is-a-share.