Sale Price:
$779.00
Original Price:
$869.00
Community Supported Agriculture is the promise that local food will be grown nearby. Join a community of folks interested in eating more local, seasonal produce. Packed with nutrients, fiber, natural sugars, anti-oxidant vitamins and minerals; eating more fresh produce may be the recipe for joy at the dinner table and an opportunity to learn and develop new recipes in the kitchen. CSA members are briefed about the upcoming delivery with a weekly email. It includes an ingredient list for the next delivery, recipes, farm activities, and other newsworthy blurbs. This is our Basic membership and does not include custom ordering. See the description in our Summer Custom Delivery CSA for information about our online store experience.
The Basic CSA is great for two primary reasons:
Basic membership experiences the widest variety our fields offer as a default. Eat with the seasons and be challenged with new foods and recipes. We deliver a variety of greens, roots, fruits and herbs in each delivery for a versatile cooking experience.
The Basic On-farm pickup is the best value for those living close to the farm that want to explore a season of our services. With flexible pickup, make a routine appointment that fits your schedule. Our default pickup day is Fridays, but appointments can be scheduled.
Our product is convenient, tailored produce. Our CSA members enjoy top quality and freshness, manageable quantities for cooking at home a few meals per week, and diversity of the crops we grow.
We are a small farm nestled between the towns of Woodinville, Redmond, and Kirkland.
The details about our CSA are listed below:
Planned season dates: May 10- October 23
20 weeks of delivery with up to four hiatus weeks
Hiatus weeks Memorial Day week (May), the first full week of July, and one week TBD in August/September based on seasonal conditions.
7-8 different items each week averaging a total weight of 5-8 lbs per week
A variety of crops including seasonal vegetables, fruits, and herbs.
Planned crops: Salad mix, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, carrots, blueberries, apples, plums, garlic, peppers, spring onions, Walla Walla onions, pumpkins, winter squash, zucchini, kale, chard, collards, spinach, green beans, snap peas, snow peas, cilantro, basil, thyme, rhubarb, cucumber, turnips, radish, beets, kohl rabi, broccoli, cabbage, head lettuce, mustard, mizuna, fava beans, and more!
Weekly newsletters with recipe recommendations, updates from the farm, and tools to plan your week ahead.
On farm events.
Our CSA keeps local land active in agriculture. We strive for a harmonious balance between agriculture and nature on our parcel, and we appreciate our member's support and confidence in our product to join as season-long subscribers.
Support local farmers as we build a more sustainable food system based in environmental ethics of healthy ecosystems where our food is grown. We never use Glyspohate (RoundUp), GMO seeds, or synthetic fertilizers, instead focusing on cultivating soil health with crop rotation and an integrated approach to pest management. We use only natural fertilizers and cover crops to build fertility in our fields.
Community Supported Agriculture is the promise that local food will be grown nearby. Join a community of folks interested in eating more local, seasonal produce. Packed with nutrients, fiber, natural sugars, anti-oxidant vitamins and minerals; eating more fresh produce may be the recipe for joy at the dinner table and an opportunity to learn and develop new recipes in the kitchen. CSA members are briefed about the upcoming delivery with a weekly email. It includes an ingredient list for the next delivery, recipes, farm activities, and other newsworthy blurbs. This is our Basic membership and does not include custom ordering. See the description in our Summer Custom Delivery CSA for information about our online store experience.
The Basic CSA is great for two primary reasons:
Basic membership experiences the widest variety our fields offer as a default. Eat with the seasons and be challenged with new foods and recipes. We deliver a variety of greens, roots, fruits and herbs in each delivery for a versatile cooking experience.
The Basic On-farm pickup is the best value for those living close to the farm that want to explore a season of our services. With flexible pickup, make a routine appointment that fits your schedule. Our default pickup day is Fridays, but appointments can be scheduled.
Our product is convenient, tailored produce. Our CSA members enjoy top quality and freshness, manageable quantities for cooking at home a few meals per week, and diversity of the crops we grow.
We are a small farm nestled between the towns of Woodinville, Redmond, and Kirkland.
The details about our CSA are listed below:
Planned season dates: May 10- October 23
20 weeks of delivery with up to four hiatus weeks
Hiatus weeks Memorial Day week (May), the first full week of July, and one week TBD in August/September based on seasonal conditions.
7-8 different items each week averaging a total weight of 5-8 lbs per week
A variety of crops including seasonal vegetables, fruits, and herbs.
Planned crops: Salad mix, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, carrots, blueberries, apples, plums, garlic, peppers, spring onions, Walla Walla onions, pumpkins, winter squash, zucchini, kale, chard, collards, spinach, green beans, snap peas, snow peas, cilantro, basil, thyme, rhubarb, cucumber, turnips, radish, beets, kohl rabi, broccoli, cabbage, head lettuce, mustard, mizuna, fava beans, and more!
Weekly newsletters with recipe recommendations, updates from the farm, and tools to plan your week ahead.
On farm events.
Our CSA keeps local land active in agriculture. We strive for a harmonious balance between agriculture and nature on our parcel, and we appreciate our member's support and confidence in our product to join as season-long subscribers.
Support local farmers as we build a more sustainable food system based in environmental ethics of healthy ecosystems where our food is grown. We never use Glyspohate (RoundUp), GMO seeds, or synthetic fertilizers, instead focusing on cultivating soil health with crop rotation and an integrated approach to pest management. We use only natural fertilizers and cover crops to build fertility in our fields.
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