About our CSA
What produce can I expect? Here are just some of the wonderful things you can expect to see in your boxes!
Early Season (April to June): Green onions, salad mix, peas, spinach, radishes, argula, asparagus, head lettuce, zucchini, herbs, broccoli
Mid-Season (July to August): Beans, beets, carrots, cucumbers, head lettuce, summer squash, tomatoes, herbs, peppers, eggplant, melons, garlic, potatoes
Late Season (Sept to Oct): Beans, beets, salad mix, broccoli, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, kale, chard, arugula, winter squash, spinach, garlic
How much does a share cost?
A vegetable share for the 2011 season cost $510, payable in 3 installments if needed. The vegetable share is for 22 weeks of organic produce delivered to the pick up site. The boxes run from May through October.
How many does a share feed?
A typical box feeds 2 adults that eat a good amount of vegetables in a week. Due to individual differences in eating habits, this is an estimation based on customer feedback and knowledge of box contents. At this time we do not do half shares. If you feel a whole share is too much, we suggest purchasing a share with someone else or sharing extra vegetables with friends, family or co-workers.
How do I become a member?
Simply fill out the form available on our website and mail in. Spaces are limited; your 1st installment will hold your spot.
Can I become a working member?
Yes, we welcome work shares! Simply read more about our workshare program online and contact us if you are interested. Our work shares spend approximately 3 1/2 hours per visit on the farm weeding, planting, harvesting and more. At each visit, work shares receive produce that is available, typically the amount of one weekly box.
How does delivery work?
Delivery is on Thursdays and we currently have 5 pick-up locations available.
- Madison East pick-up: 18 S. First Street
- Madison West pick-up: 3414 Dorchester Way
- Stoughton pick-up: 116 N. Morris St.
- Farm pick-up: 1746 Hwy 73 Cambridge
- Pewaukee pick-up
