**2025 CSA Registration now open**

Types of payment we accept for CSA sign ups include cash, check, credit/debit card, Venmo, PayPal, and EBT/SNAP card with Double Up NY 50% match.

Interested in a CSA share but not ready to join right now? Join our email list at the bottom of this page to receive farm updates and learn more about us.

Our CSA program is perfect for those who want to participate in a local CSA program but need a little more flexibility and convenience. 

We offer a free-choice CSA program: this means that you will be able to select your own produce each week from what we have available - in any amount and whichever crops and varieties are your favorite. Don’t like radishes? You never have to get them. Want to stock up one week for a summer party? You won’t be limited to a certain number of items. 

If you travel or miss a week during the season you do not miss out on your CSA share. We offer several pick up options and are often able to accommodate special requests throughout the season for our CSA members.

HOW IT WORKS

We utilize a CSA member card system, you can think of it as your farm debit card. Once you have purchased a CSA Share with us and paid in full, we will give you your CSA member card at your first pickup. We offer a full share and a half share CSA card option. CSA members receive a 10% bonus based on the value of their share.  

Full Share $500 - receive a CSA member card with $550 in farm credit to spend throughout the season

Half Share $250 - receive a CSA member card with $275 in farm credit to spend throughout the season

At any point during the season you can choose to reload your card and receive the same 10% bonus. After your initial share is purchased the amount you choose to reload on your card is up to you! Your CSA card balance is good through the end of the season, which is usually mid November or so depending on weather.

PICKUP OPTIONS

• Tuesdays (May - November): Weekly Seasonal Farm Boxes at our farm

• Saturdays (June - October): LeRoy Farmers Market

• Bulk Orders

• Spring Seedlings

Just bring your CSA Card with you and use it at checkout with us to pay for items you select. Additional details about each of the above pickup options can be found on our “Find Our Produce” page here.

*For those interested in a traditional box style CSA with a pre-selected assortment of produce, our Tuesday Seasonal Farm Boxes provide the option to receive a farmer curated box of seasonal produce. Simply sign up for a seasonal farm box on any given week you would like one and use your CSA card at pickup. 

THANK YOU

Even though we have evolved from a traditional CSA program, we still refer to our program as a CSA because we rely on the support of our community that values our small family farm. Your CSA membership helps us to purchase seed and supplies at the beginning of the year, a critical time that determines the success of a season. Our CSA members share the risk and reward of the farming season with us and are truly partners of the farm.

JOIN THE CSA

Payment Options

• Cash or Check - Click here. No processing fees!

• EBT/SNAP customers - Click here. No processing fees! We can cover 50% of your CSA with the Double Up Food Bucks NY program. Half the share payment will be due on your SNAP/EBT card, and the other half will be provided to us from Double Up.

• Credit/Debit Card - Scroll down and click “Purchase” to check out. Card payment will include a 3% fee charged by the card processor.

Our crop list for this year includes: Basil, Dill, Beets, Bush Beans, Cabbage, Carrots, Celery, Cucumber(Slicing & Pickling), Eggplant, Fennel, Garlic, Green Onions, Head Lettuce(Romaine, Butterhead, Green & Red Leaf), Kale, Round Radish, Salad Mix, Onions, Peppers(Sweet, Bell & Hot), Potatoes, Tomatoes(San Marzano saucers, assorted Heirlooms, Slicers & Cherry), Snap Peas, Spinach, Summer Squash & Zucchini, Swiss Chard, Collards, & Winter Squash(Butternut, Acorn, Delicata, Honeynut, Spaghetti).

These crops come in at different times of course throughout the season. We often start with a lot of greens and early roots, peas etc. and then get into the main season crops that enjoy the heat and then back into more greens in the fall in addition to fall root crops as the weather cools down again. Some crops do better than others on any given year.