Ever wondered how Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) works? It’s simple yet incredibly rewarding! We have outlined the simple steps for how to access our CSA and others like it. If you have any questions, please reach out! 
Become a CSA member and embark on a journey of fresh, farm-to-table goodness. With each week’s harvest, you’ll receive a box packed with an exciting variety of seasonal vegetables, along with optional add-ons like eggs, flowers, or mushrooms. It’s a delicious way to support local agriculture while nourishing your body and soul.
Our CSA
CSA shares are weekly distributions of our farm products throughout the harvest season. Our main season is June – September.
Shares can be picked up at our farm in Berkley on Sundays 9-12, or at our booth at the Hingham Farmers Market on Saturdays 9-1.
If you need to skip a week and let us know in advance, that is fine, and please let us know if you’d like a double share the next week or want some other plan. If you don’t let us know in advance but don’t pick up your share, we will donate it.
Benefits of CSAs
For us: CSA stands for “Community Supported Agriculture”. When you buy your share at the beginning of the growing season, we farmers are more able to predict sales and cash flow, which allows us to plan ahead on our seed and labor expenses. When we have unexpectedly successful or unsuccessful plantings of a certain crop, we have a community behind us taking on some of that risk (and the reward of unexpected October strawberries, if we have another fall like the last one!).
For you: CSAs allow you to eat great, local, healthy produce and support the agricultural and environmental practices that you want to see — you vote with your dollars! You also know where your food is coming from, and can often go check out the farm and basically watch your food be created! Our CSAs also include recipes that include not just the produce in your weekly share, but also other locally, seasonally available food; we source a minimum of 80% of our ingredients for the recipe of the week from our farm and the other vendors at our farmers markets.
Share Options
All Shares Include:
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Full Share June – September 16 week $600
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Half Share June – September 16 week $400
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Add-On Shares
- A large bouquet of about 12-15 stems per week + greens
- A pretty vase from a local glassblower at the beginning of the season (value ~$80)
- Approx 3-4 items + salad mix + herbs
- Example May share: 2 bunches French breakfast radishes, 1 bunch rainbow carrots, 1 bag kale, 1 bag salad mix, 2 bunches mint
- Example October share: 1 pie pumpkin, 1 bunch leeks, 1 bag of pears, 1 bag of salad mix, 1 bunch of lavender, 1 bunch of mint.
- A half dozen free-range eggs weekly
- We have ducks, chickens, turkeys, geese, and quail. Eggs will be clearly labeled each week, and will usually be duck eggs (our specialty!) or chicken eggs.
- A box of edible flowers in your share each week
- These edible flowers are often used in salads, as garnishes, in cocktails, or on baked goods. Treat yourself!
- A pound of fresh locally grown culinary mushrooms from McGuire’s Mushrooms in Hingham
- This comes out to $18.75 per lb
- A half pound of fresh locally grown culinary mushrooms from McGuire’s Mushrooms in Hinghamcolorful fresh culinary mushrooms growing in blocks
- This comes out to $20 per lb
- Two full pounds of fresh locally grown culinary mushrooms from McGuire’s Mushrooms in Hingham
- This comes out to $17.50 per lb
- Every week you will receive a small gift from the farm and a hand-written thank you note
- Potential examples: Wool dryer ball, jams and jellies, pickles, dried herbs, teas, potpourri, soap, honey, popcorn, carving pumpkins, reusable feed bag tote, catnip, dry beans
- 50% discount on farm events
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How to Sign Up
Fill out this form, and we will send over an agreement and invoice for the deposit to the email address that you provide on the form.
