The CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) or “farm share” program is a relationship between a farm and its community. Community members can choose to invest a lump sum in the winter then return to the farm each week in the summer to receive their share of that week’s harvest. By becoming an invested “shareholder” you choose to support the farm financially in the winter when seeds and supplies need to be ordered, tractors need to be fixed and staff still need to be paid. Come the beginning of harvest, shareholders pick up their pre-paid shares once per week for approximately eighteen weeks and get to bring home all the freshest fruits and vegetables picked for them by our hard-working crew. A CSA is a great opportunity to eat seasonally, try different foods and feel a deep sense of connection to a local farm. CSA shareholders learn to love what a New England harvest has to offer and get to stretch their creative cooking muscles as the weekly box dictates their dinner menu. This can be great fun and CSAs have become more popular each and every year.