Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)!

For the 2024 Season

 
 

Why CSA?

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture and is a mutually beneficial relationship between customer and grower. Imagine you are part of an special club that receives a weekly box of fresh, organic produce and gets to know and support a local grower. That is the essence of the Naked Acre Farm CSA. In the spring when vegetable are just starting to grow but farm costs are at their peak for the season, CSA members “invest” in the farm by purchasing a share. Then throughout the growing season, over an 18 weeks, each member is “repaid” with a weekly vegetable share of seasonal vegetables.

How it works

  • We offer one share size that averages $25/week. Much more in the peak of summer and slightly less or equal in the early Spring and late Fall.

  • The cost is $550 for the 18 week CSA season. With at least a 10% bonus for your membership! (See below)

  • 3 pick-up/delivery options! From 4-7 on Monday. (All pick-ups are contact-free and covid-conscious)

    • On farm pick-up in the barn at Naked Acre Farm!

    • Waterbury Center

    • Waterbury Village

    • Exact details will be provided once you sign up.

  • Bring your veggies home and eat them! You can follow the farm’s progress through the weekly newsletter. Photos, musings, recipes and inspiration will be provided.

Benefits

  • Receive at least a 10% bonus off regular market prices meaning with your $550 investment you will receive at least $605 worth of produce. Last season members saw a 15% bonus!!

  • Supporting a local business and getting to know your farmer!!

  • Eating healthy, nutritious food

  • Knowing how your food is grown and where it comes from!

  • Contributing to a robust local economy!!

  • Access to the freshest and best tasting veggies around - CSA shares are harvested and washed on the morning of pick up/delivery

  • Helping reduce fossil fuel consumption and pollution due to the short distance your food will travel

  • On farm end of the season potluck - community through great food (COVID dependent).

  • Special surprise offerings and new veggies/flowers to experience!

  • This season we may offer season extension shares or late fall shares as we become more established here on the land - more details to follow

Here’s what members are saying!

  • “the best food I eat all year. Love the diversity!”

  • “I like how you normally do a nice combo of salad greens, salad/raw veg, cooked greens, heartier veg... having this in every share is nice.”

  • “You both do an amazing job. I can taste the love in my food. :)”

  • “Have always appreciated the quality of the veggies in the share and how clean they are!”

  • “The blog and recipes were above and beyond what we expected! Keep doing these!!”

Last Minute Details!

  • there is limited space this season so if you are interested please don’t hesitate to contact me or make a deposit to hold a share.

  • Payment plans are available if needed however a deposit will need to be made in order to secure your share.

  • 2020 update - all activities on the farm are covid-conscious and every precaution is taken to ensure the safety of all community members.

  • click the button below contact me for a share and I will provide details on how to proceed!

 
 
Heirloom tomatoes

Heirloom tomatoes

sexy Tat Soi heading to a restaurant

sexy Tat Soi heading to a restaurant

Get to know your farmer!!

Get to know your farmer!!

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Cherry Tomatoes

Cherry Tomatoes

Winter Squash!!

Winter Squash!!

overwintered Walla Walla sweet onion - spring harvested

overwintered Walla Walla sweet onion - spring harvested

A Sample of Vegetables

Staples

  • Salad Mix

  • Arugula

  • Kale

  • Head Lettuce

  • Chard

  • Micro Greens

  • Baby Kale

  • Bok Choy

 

Summer

  • Tomatoes

  • Cherry Tomatoes

  • Peppers

  • Melons

  • Summer Squash

  • Zucchini

  • New Potatoes

  • Snap Peas

 

Others

  • Beets

  • Carrots

  • Radish

  • Cabbage

  • Broccolini

  • Spinach

  • Turnip

  • Green beans

  • Brussel’s Sprouts

 

Towards Fall

  • Winter Squash

  • Onions

  • Garlic

  • Potatoes