CSA
What is a CSA? CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture is a mutually beneficial relationship between farmers and community members that keeps working agricultural land in production. Community members support the farm by purchasing a share in the harvest before the growing season. In return, the farmer takes good care of the land while growing flavorful, healthy food. While the farmer is tending the Earth on behalf of others, members share the costs of supporting the farm and share the risk of variable harvests (and also share the over-abundance of a particularly fruitful years). Membership in the CSA is based on shares of the harvest.
A full share is good for 2 people, and are $450 for 16-18 weeks of produce. The cost of each 2-person share breaks down to be $28/week. We also offer the option of a half share for $225.
Update – 2-3-2010: Our CSA is filled for 2010! Thank you for your support.
HeartEye Village CSA agreement MS Word format
