Our CSA
We are offering two membership options this year:
Family Membership $40 (Season)
Up to 6 people total
Maximum of 3 adults
Children welcome within the 6-person total
Valid July–October (as crops are available)
One 1-hour picking slot per week
Individual/Couple Membership $25 (Season)
Maximum of 2 people
Valid July–October (as crops are available)
One 1-hour picking slot per week
How It Works
Memberships must be purchased here on the website.
Knowing interest in advance helps us plan the right quantity of crops to grow.
Members pick what is available and marked in the field.
All produce is weighed and paid for at the farm store before leaving.
We accept cash and credit cards at the farm store.
As a small farm, mainly young entrepreneur-powered, we keep learning and growing together!
Membership Secures:
✔ Priority access to crops
✔ Preferred picking hours
✔ A relaxed experience
✔ Priority access to other farm produce/products sold in store only (e.g. garlic, eggs, microgreens, maple products, freeze-dried products, and more)
✔ First opportunity to pick more, before we open additional spots to the public (if available)
This model allows you to:
Harvest only what your family enjoys to eat 😋
Pick produce at peak freshness
Visit the farm at a time that suits your schedule
Connect directly with the land and farmers
Enjoy the beauty of the fields and gardens with your children and friends, seeing exactly where your food comes from
For us as farmers, this allows us to:
Focus on growing higher quality crops
Focus on expanding our Fall U-Pick offerings (e.g. blackberries coming soon….)
Reduce waste
Reduce harvest and packing labour (the teens are still our core growers, cultivators and harvesters 😉)
Invest more energy into soil health and regenerative practices
Build a more financially sustainable model for the next generation
Picking Schedule
Members choose one 1-hour time slot per week (that stays theirs the entire season) on either:
Saturdays (AM):
9:00–10:00
10:00–11:00
11:00–12:00
Wednesdays (PM):
4:00–5:00
5:00–6:00
6:00–7:00
Members may attend during their selected hour only. If you can’t make it, public farm store hours are 1-4 pm on Saturdays for limited crops. We will be posting what’s available at the store weekly on Facebook.
Important Notes:
Memberships are non-refundable.
If you miss your time slot, we cannot offer make-up hours. You are welcome to visit the farm from 1-4 pm on Saturdays during public open hours or join additional pick times when posted.
We farm at nature’s mercy. Crop availability depends on weather and growing conditions. 🌞
Some U-Pick crops may end early if picked out.
We anticipate operating July–October but may close certain crops or all U-Pick if supply runs out.
Use our Crop Guide on the website for produce grown and a rough idea of harvest timing!
Buying as a Gift? ☺️
If purchasing as a gift, please enter the recipient’s name and email address and use your own billing information at checkout.
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CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is a partnership between farmers and local consumers. CSA members share the risks and rewards of farming by purchasing a “share” of the farm’s harvest in advance, ensuring farmers have funds to grow and members receive a regular supply of fresh, seasonal produce.
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The selection of produce changes throughout the growing season, reflecting what’s currently being harvested. Please see what we grow under “CSA Crops”.
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We currently offer a 12 week CSA program and hope to continue expanding the time horizon as we are able to extend our growing season with infrastructure like our green house.
CSA General
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Yes, and no. We are not Certified Organic as of yet, although we use sustainable, organic growing methods, amendments and seeds.
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CSA memberships are great for trying new foods! On our Blog, we aim to provide recipes and cooking tips to help members make the most of each share.
Product and Quality
Payment & Membership
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We do not allow new members mid-season since our CSA crops and garden beds are planned in advance.
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Yes! You have…
✔ Priority access to crops
✔ Preferred picking hours
✔ A relaxed experience
✔ Priority access to other farm produce/products sold in store only (e.g. garlic, eggs, microgreens, maple products, freeze-dried products, and more)
✔ First opportunity to pick more, before we open additional spots to the public (if available)
✔ Pick produce at peak freshness
✔ Visit the farm at a time that suits your schedule
✔ Connect directly with the land and farmers
✔ Enjoy the beauty of the fields and gardens with your children and friends, seeing exactly where your food comes from
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Yes. Visiting hours for the public are from 1-4 pm on Saturdays starting the May long weekend until Thanksgiving. We also look forward to hosting special events like farm tours, U-Picks, educational experiences, and harvest celebrations to be announced on Facebook and our Newsletter.
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CSA members share the risks and rewards of farming. If a crop fails due to things beyond our control, (like the weather!), members will simply pick what is available in the gardens. Conversely, members benefit from bumper crops when harvests are abundant.
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You will pull up the driveway and park in a designated parking area. Upon arrival, you can head over to the Farm Store to purchase a picking bag/carton and then get at ‘er!
If you are bringing your own bag, you must visit the Farm Store to weigh out your produce for purchase before leaving the property.
Things don’t have to end there, though, so if you see one of us around, feel free to chat! Farmer Tim is exceptionally good at shootin’ the breeze.
Miscellaneous
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Members choose one 1-hour time slot per week (that stays theirs the entire season) on either:
Saturdays (AM):
9:00–10:00
10:00–11:00
11:00–12:00
Wednesdays (PM):
4:00–5:00
5:00–6:00
6:00–7:00
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Members may attend during their selected hour only. If you can’t make it, public farm store hours are 1-4 pm on Saturdays for limited crops. We will be posting what’s available at the store weekly on Facebook, alongside whether we will be holding a public U-Pick.
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We will have pricing listed in the Farm Store for members and the public to see. Picked produce can be bought either by the carton size or pounds weighed .