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CSA Program

What is CSA

CSA Stands for Community Supported Agriculture. CSA allows city residents to have direct access to high quality, fresh produce grown locally by regional farmers. When you become a member of a CSA, you're purchasing a “share” of vegetables from a regional farmer.

Horne Family Farms CSA is a little different from a lot of traditional CSA shares because we offer a “one size fits all” vegetable share that is home delivered.

Over time, and over the season, we work together to make sure the amount and kinds of vegetables you are receiving is right for you and your family. Waste is always a big issue with most farm CSA’s because you get a lot more then you know what to do with. From us you will get a great variety but we will learn together what you like and the quantities that work for you.

 

What to expect

Here is what a general season (June-October) will look from us, of course some things are subject to change but this is what we aim to produce:

Weekly Average Share

  • June:  Spinach, radishes, kohlrabi, kale, arugula, cilantro, micro basil, sunflower shoots, bagged lettuce mix.
  • Mid June-July: Lettuces (mixed bags and heads), spinach (mix smoothie bags and heads), cucumbers*, summer squash*, kale, garlic scapes, basil, peas, microgreens, arugula.
  • July to September: Lettuces (mixed bags and heads), spinach (mix smoothie bags and heads)*, carrots*, beets, turnips, tomatoes (slicing, heirloom, paste), cherry tomatoes, summer squash, peas, beans, swiss chard, tomatillos, husk cherries, peppers, eggplants, microgreens*.
  • September to October: Lettuces (mixed bags and heads), spinach (mix smoothie bags and heads)*, carrots*, beets, turnips, garlic, herbs, tomatoes.

During some parts of the summer I will be partnering with other local farms to offer some different fruits that I will not be growing given my land base.

* Subject to availability

 

Pricing Options

We offer a one size fits all share that costs $700 for a home delivered share. We can talk to figure out options for on farm pick.