WHY JOIN A CSA?

1. To eat healthy fresh seasonal produce straight from the farm at a discounted price. 

2. To support a local farm and buy directly from the farmer.

3. To spice up your food experience by trying new vegetables and tastes.

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT IN YOUR BOX?

Our goal is to provide you with a minimum diversity of 5 different products in your box each week. We prioritize our CSA members as our most important customers and give them our best and our most limited products. Thus, some products that our CSA members get will never make it to market. Every year we listen to our customers comments so that we can provide a diversity of produce that is appealing and exciting. We cannot guarantee what will be in your weekly box as the weather and other growth factors challenge the success of each crop differently each season, however this is what we have had in our boxes in the last 5 years:

Spring (May through end of June): lots of salad greens and brazing greens (including kale, lettuce, mizuna, arugula, spinach, spicy mustard, pac choy leaves), microgreens, radishes (french breakfast, icycle), hakurei turnips (sweet japanese turnips), fresh cut herbs (parsley, chives, cilantro, dill, and others by choice oregano, thyme), beets and beet greens, carrot bunches, fennel, peas, bunching onions, rhubarb

Summer (July through September):  salad greens and brazing greens (including chard, kale, lettuce, mizuna, arugula, spinach, spicy mustard, pac choy leaves), broccolini, cauliflower, cabbage (green, red, savoy, napa), green beans, fava beans, bulb onions, cucumbers, zucchini, garlic, fennel, kohlrabi, basil, microgreens, radishes (french breakfast, icycle), hakurei turnips (sweet japanese turnips), fresh cut herbs (parsley, celery greens chives, cilantro, dill, and others by choice oregano, thyme),  beets and beet greens, carrot bunches, fennel, peas, bunching onions, rhubarb, eggplant, green bell peppers, shishito frying peppers, parsnip, tomatoes, potatoes

Fall (September through November): lettuce, chard, spinach, beets, carrots, parsnips, garlic, potatoes, green beans, purple and red bell peppers, sweet frying peppers, jalopeno peppers, tomatoes (opportunity for canning tomatoes), eggplant, cuccumbers, onions, leeks, winter squash (kabocha, delicata, hubbard, butternut), jerusalem artichokes

Farm Pick up CSA

    Preseason: number of pick-up days = 7

    Main Season: 22 weeks

Camas Pick up CSA

    Preseason: no preseason

    Main Season: duration 18 weeks, falls exactly in line with the number of Camas Farmer's Markets. The last pick up during the last market will include a bonus package of winter storage crops. In the case of market cancellation special arrangements will be made.

NEW Brush Prairie Pick up CSA

    Where? At Gail's Learning Center in Brush Prairie 15525 NE Caples Rd., Brush Prairie, Wa98606

    Preseason: no preseason

    Main Season: duration 18 weeks, starting the first week of June until end of September (sometimes beginning of October depending on when the dates fall) The last pick up during the last market will include a bonus package of winter storage crops. 

WHEN DO YOU SIGN UP?

You should sign up at least 2 weeks before the CSA season starts, however, we do expect our CSA to fill up as we only have a limited number of shares available, so we suggest signing up early to reserve a share.

You can choose the market value of your weekly box by choosing between a small or a large share. The size of the share does not change the diversity in the box, but does change the quantity of produce in the box.

You can pay cash at our farm store, or send a check. 

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