1 Busket Tomatoes $7.50, 1 Watermelon $5.00, 1 Doz Sweet Corn $6.00, 1 Head Cabbage $3.00, 1 lb Eggplant $2.00, 1 lb Sweet Italian Peppers $3.25, 1 half pint Raspberries $4.00, 1 Cantaloupe $3.00, 1 pint Juliet Tomatoes $3.00. Total Value $36.75. Your Cost? Only $25 if you sign up for all 33 weeks, or Only $30 if you sign up for our CSA 11 weeks at a time. 
Our 2017 CSA information is now available online! Now is the time to sign up for our CSA. Discounts available until Jan 7. Call or email for more information. Sign up now for the best discounts! CSA is an acronym for Community Supported Agriculture. The farmer and the consumer enter into a contract where the farmer agrees to provide produce for a predetermined number of weeks at a set price. This is called a “share” For just $25 a week, you can get new fruits and vegetables every week of the growing cycle, a total of 33 weeks! 11 week seasonal shares are also available for $30 a week. Check out our website for complete information. See you at the FARM!! Think: Fresh veggies!! Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries, Sweet Corn, Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Broccoli, …. and more! Eat Fresh and Local. Meet your local farmer and find out where you food comes from and how it’s grown. Let us be your farmer! More details on our CSA page. Buy Fresh! Buy Local!
Our farm’s greatest expenses occur in late winter or early spring, months prior to harvest (i.e. seeds, transplants, labor, and supplies). Your CSA share helps us fund these costs and allows you to make an investment in our farm. It ensures you receive the freshest produce while forming a relationship with the farmers growing your food. Most produce sold in grocery stores and served in restaurants has traveled more than 2,500 miles. Our produce travels 2,500 feet or less before you get to take it home.
All produce sold on our farm is grown right here with a few exceptions: Apples, Peaches, and Nectarines from Saunders Brothers Orchard in Nelson County; and Shiitake Mushrooms grown by K&T Specialties near Elys Ford. In combining efforts with other local farmers, we are able to bring you a greater variety of fresh high quality produce. By harvesting every day (except Sunday), we are also able to optimize the freshness of our produce. In addition, we operate a Market on our farm and sell to several local restaurants.
Know Where Your Food is Coming From
All of our produce is non-GMO, and is as close as you can get to growing it yourself. You’ll always know where your food is coming from, and you’ll be supporting a family of local farmers who have been working the fields of Locust Grove for generations!