What is Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)?

CSA is a connection between a local farmer and the people who eat the food the farm produces. The essence of the relationship is the mutual commitment: The farm supplies families and individuals with fresh, local organic produce and the people support the farm and share the inherent risks and potential bounty. CSA allows people to rediscover and participate in a system of food production and distribution that promotes healthy living, nurtures the environment, and brings people together to share the simple pleasure of living life in harmony with nature.

About our CSA Program

How long does the season run?

From mid-to-late May to mid October members will receive weekly boxes with 7 to 10 items of seasonal organic produce.

What's in the box?

Spring and fall vegetables may include:
Kale, chard, collard greens, asian greens, cabbage, arugula, lettuce, carrots, beets, turnips, radish, summer and winter squash, braising mix, flower bouquet.

Summer vegetables may include:
Arugula, lettuce, carrots, summer squash, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes (red slicer, cherries, heirlooms), peppers, potatoes, eggplant, melons, beans, garlic, flower bouquet.

Box Pick-up

There are two pick up sites:

Arden Arcade area:
Hurley Way Farm
park next door at Jonas Salk High Tech Academy
2950 Hurley Way, Sacramento, CA 95864
farm entrance off of parking lot
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Mid-town:
The Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op business office
1919 Alhambra Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95816.
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Boxes are available for pick-up after 11 am at the farm, after 4 pm at the Co-op.

How much does it cost?

Full Share: $420
Full share with flowers: $575
Must be paid in full by May 1.

How do I join?

We currently have a waiting list for a CSA share. We are not taking additional names for our waiting list at this time. We may open the list again at the end of the year depending on production at our American River Ranch. Check back with us! Please check out our links page for other CSA programs serving Sacramento.