This is our fifteenth year operating a Summer Subscription Program, or CSA. Over the years we have upsized and downsized, we’ve done a lot of experimenting, and we’ve learned a lot about how to keep subscribers happy. We’ve found that the perfect number of subscribers is 200. We start accepting applications in January.
That’s right! This is our 15th Farm-Iversary, and to celebrate we’re printing T-Shirts. If you join and pay for our summer CSA program by February 28, you’ll get a free t-shirt to wear while you eat your amazing vegetables. We are also offering other great perks for subscribers this year: an expanded u-pick area, farm maps for self-guided tours, farm workshops, and a late summer farm party!
Click here to download our 2013 CSA Flyer. 2013 CSA Farm Flyer
Please let us know if you’re interested and we’ll send you an application form once they’re printed. Or, download a 2013 Summer CSA application by clicking here.
Through the past nine winters, we have experimented with a winter subscription program, one of the first in the Puget Sound Area. Our Winter Shares provide winter produce from early November through early-January, or 10 weeks. Let us know if you’re interested and we’ll send you an application form once they’re printed in August. Or, download a by clicking here. Winter Shares 2012
Click here for more info about:
Spring Shares
Summer Shares
Winter Shares
If you’re interested in being a subscriber or if you have questions, send us an email
Lovely & informatived blog, thanks! Will you be listing what crops will be in the shares each week so we can plan menus a few days before pick-up? Also, when will the u-pick herb & flower farms be opening? Can you tell I’m eager to get picking?
Blessings,
susan
I am planning on providing a menu at least a day before we start picking for the week. Sometimes it’s difficult to know for sure what we will be picking, but I will provide what information I can. U-pick herbs and flowers will be open later—we haven’t even planted any of them yet. We generally open them within the first few weeks of the Summer Season.
Are there opportunities for U-pick? If we pick up at your farm, will we be able to visit with the animals?
thanks
Yes, as a subscriber, you are welcome to come to the farm and u-pick flowers and herbs any time, plus peas, snap beans, and pumpkins while in season. Those items are free for subscribers. And yes, when you come to the farm you are able to walk everywhere on the farm, including visiting the animals and seeing your food plants growing.