The vegetable choice is yours: the weekly CSA box is customizable for your weekly needs. Among the in-season vegetables, you have the opportunity to choose. For example, if you do not favor radishes, you could select two bunches of carrots that week instead of one bunch of radishes/one bunch of carrots.

Flexibility: You can sign up for any or all of the 3 seasons (spring, summer, fall). If you will be out of town one week, you have the option to pick up a double share the following week. Or you could have a friend experience the joy of picking up your share.

Unbeatable Deals: Be offered unbeatable deals on the freshest, tastiest, and organically grown vegetables in town. While we are not certified organic, all of our procedures are organic based.

Discounts on building your Homestead Pantry: In the fall we offer vegetables in bulk. The following vegetables in bulk: tomatoes, potatoes, sweet potatoes, garlic, winter squash (includes butternut squash, acorn squash), and onions. This is a limited opportunity. If you sign up for at least one CSA season (spring, summer, fall), you have first dibs on purchasing bulk veggies and a discount on purchasing a share of the Homestead Pantry. You could buy bulk of just one kind of vegetable or you could purchase a share of each which would provide you the best discount.

Discounts on very seasonal items: strawberries, rhubarb, honey, asparagus. A limited amount of chicken eggs are also offered.

Connect with others locally: When you pick up your CSA, you have the opportunity to meet the farmer and those involved in growing and harvesting the crops. You may also run into other CSA members and have an opportunity to build relationships with them.  Moreover, you have the opportunity to see where the vegetables are grown.

Weekly Newsletter: Each week our members receive a short but sweet newsletter which discusses ways you can cook or preserve the in-season vegetables. This newsletter is an encouragement and an education to assist you in establishing habits to eat the vegetables that are in season.

Since there are a limited amount of boxes offered, it is important to sign up in advance and early. To reserve your spot go to the Shop section of this website, purchase the initial CSA Registration, and indicate which season(s) you will are signing up for. The registration is non-refundable, but the choice of which and how many seasons is flexible.

This fee is a yearly one-time minimal subscription fee which holds your place.

W e accept payment for your full share at the first pickup of the season. You can pay via cash, check made out to Half-Acre Urban Farm. You can also pay before the first pickup using any of these electronic methods: Vemno, Cash-app

There are three CSA seasons. An 8 week, spring season share that runs from May to July.

An 8 week summer session runs from July to September.

A 4 week fall season share runs from September to October.

Exact dates are determined closer to the start of each season.

Yes! Just let us know and we can set up a payment plan that works for you. 

In 2026, the pick up day is TBD.

If you will be out of town and know in advance you will miss a pickup, you have several options available to you.

1)      You could pick up the box a few days late. We will keep it in a fridge.

2)      You could have a friend pick up your box and have them partake in the vegetables.

3)      You could have us donate your box to a family in need.

4)      You could receive a double share the following week. This means that whatever the vegetable amount for that week, you’d receive double.

For any of these options, we ask that you let us know in advance so that we can be prepared. Sending us a quick email works just fine.

If for some reason you miss a pickup due to a last minute emergency or difficulty, then send us a text message and we will place your box in a fridge.

You get 8-10 items each week depending on what's in season. Some weeks, if we have a surplus, you'll get freebie 2-for-1 items! An item is usually measured in quarts (potatoes, onions), pints (garlic, cherry tomatoes), or bunches (carrots, beets) depending on what it is. Some items, like cabbage, winter squash, and head lettuce, are measured by quantity. Baby lettuce, green beans, and peas are a bagged item and are weighed.

It really depends on your selections. Weight varies a lot depending on the veggie; bunches of carrots typically weigh 2-3 pounds, while bagged lettuce is around half a pound. If you pick only root vegetables, tomatoes, and other heavy veggies, your share could end up weighing 25 pounds!

You can add eggs onto your share. There are limited quantities of egg shares available, so be sure to snatch one up when they're available.