Community Supported
Agriculture

Please Note: 2020 16-week CSA veggie shares are now sold out.  Peak season, 10-week shares (Victor pick-up only) and cut flower shares (Victor & Wilson pick-up) are still available

What is a CSA?

​CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) programs are an agreement between farmers and customers.  By purchasing vegetables preseason, or making a workshare commitment, members receive a share of farm vegetables on a weekly basis.  CSA members save time and energy while eating seasonal selections of our area's finest and freshest certified organic food, all below farmers' market prices.  To learn more about our workshare program, click here.

Half Share or Full Share?

Full Shares*
  • By Jan. 6th​: $580 
  • By March 5th $620
  • After March $660
Half Shares
  • By Jan. 6th: $380
  • By March 5th: $420
  • After March 5th $460
10-Week Peak Season Shares
​(Victor Pick-Up Only)
  • Before March 5th: $450
  • After March 5th: $480
*Note - Online prices include additional 3% fee.  Pay by mail to avoid fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

WHAT'S IN MY CSA SHARE?
Organic Teton Valley Grown Vegetables - The average full share will include 1-2 grocery bags of produce, enough vegetables for a family of four or two adults who like to eat vegetables in most meals.  Half shares will include half of the same vegetables.
  • Early Season – Lettuce Mix, Spring Mix, Braising Mix, Arugula, Asian Greens, Radishes, Spinach, Head Lettuce, Bok Choy, Swiss Chard, Kale, Sorrel, Basil Starts, Mint, Lovage, Strawberries
  • Mid-Season – Above items plus Peas, Carrots, Beets, Napa Cabbage, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Broccoli, Onions, Cilantro, Parsley, Dill, Garlic
  • Late Season – Most of the above items plus Apples, Beans, Summer and Winter Squash, Leeks, Potatoes, Cabbage, Peppers, Brussels Sprouts, Fennel, Sunflowers
Where and when can I pick up my share?
Victor -On the Farm,
Thursday 4:30-6:30 pm

Wilson- 1355 Primrose Ln
Tuesday 4:30-6:30 pm
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What if I'm unfamiliar with the vegetables in my share?
You will receive a weekly newsletters with helpful recipes and farm updates.  Also feel free to ask us for recommendations at pick-ups.  We highly recommend Alice Waters' The Art of Simple Food and The Occidental Arts and Ecology Center Cookbook​ by the OAEC Collective.
Why Join?
Advantages for members:
  • Pick up local, seasonal produce from a “one-stop-shop”, with convenient pick-up times in Jackson, Victor, and Wilson
  • Build community by getting to know the local farm community
  • Enjoy the flavor and health benefits of fresh, biodynamic, certified organic food
  • Discover that kids actually like fresh vegetables
  • Know the farmers and are welcome to visit the farm
  • Encourage farming practices that conserve soil and water while lowering carbon emissions
  • Develop a stronger connection with the land, water, and life of our unique part of the world
  • Workshares learn high altitude, organic/biodynamic farming skills 
Advantages for farmers:
  • Increased cash flow early in the season when farmers buy seeds, materials, and equipment
  • Less time spent marketing and more time spent caring for crops during the busy growing season
  • Direct customer feedback
  • Community support and involvement
When do Peak Season Shares Begin?
Peak Season Shares run the final 10 weeks of the season when production is at its highest.  In a normal year the start date will be the 3rd or 4th week of July.  Pickup for these shares is available in Victor only.