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CSA — Community Supported Agriculture

CSA at Restoration Farm

Vegetable Share:
• June through October (22 weeks)
• Full Share: $920 (picked up every week)
• Half Share: $460 (picked up every other week)
• Membership Fee: $75 —covers pick-your-own herbs, flowers, & berries. If you split a share, both partners must pay the fee.
• CSA members receive 10% discount at farm stand

View the weekly harvests for 2012

To Join the Restoration Farm CSA
Shares are sold out for 2013. To be placed on the waiting list, email info@restorationfarm.com.
Please be advised that there are no periods of open enrollment. The only way to join the CSA is through the waiting list, and average wait times are two years.

Our new Shopper’s Share is a flexible alternative to CSA membership and is available now. You get what you want, when you want it. The volume discount of the Shopper’s Share benefits you; your advance payment benefits the farm.

CSA Fequently Asked Questions

CSA Members in thier Own Words
facebook.com/restorationfarm
A Facebook page created and updated entirely by CSA members.


	CSA Philosophy

	CSA — Community Support Agriculture — is a new agricultural model built upon the relationship between farmer and consumer. CSA farms are partially or entirely supported by members who pay in advance for weekly distributions of fresh produce. By accepting the possibility that certain crops may do poorly or even fail, members share in the inherent risks of farming. This model demonstrates a commitment to the farmer, and it allows small farms to thrive in otherwise unfavorable conditions. Given the growing disenchantment with industrial agriculture, more people are abandoning the supermarket and joining CSAs.


What Members Can Expect

Spring	Summer	Fall
Arugula Beets Bok Choy Carrots Garlic Scapes Kale Lettuce Mizuna Peas Scallions Spinach Swiss Chard	Basil Beans Cucumbers Eggplant Garlic Kale Lettuce Onions Peppers Potatoes Summer Squash Swiss Chard Tomatoes	Beets Bok Choy Broccoli Raab Cabbage Carrots Daikon Radish Garlic Kale Kohlrabi Leeks Lettuce Onions Pumpkins Sweet Potatoes Swiss Chard Turnips Winter Squash
View a detailed list of the actual pickups from 2012.