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What is CSA?

What is Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)?

Like the name suggests, a CSA membership gives community members the chance to have a direct relationship with their farmers and the land where their food is grown. A CSA membership works like a farm subscription. Members pay in advance to pick up a weekly box of carefully selected, organically grown vegetables and herbs for 20 weeks. In turn, we the farmers are given a reliable market and the chance to cultivate relationships with members to share recipes, workshops, and community events. 

 

Why a box share?

The box share model is a safe and convenient way to guarantee your household access to local, organically grown produce all season long. Unlike other CSA shares, our box shares are pre-packed boxes that you can grab from a convenient pick-up location in the North Berkshires. Boxes are curated to include produce and herbs that you can cook together, making weekly meal planning easier and centered around local, seasonal ingredients. You can see samples of boxes throughout the seasons here. We offer convenient

pick-up locations in downtown North Adams, Williamstown, Bennington, Pittsfield, and Adams that make our CSA shares more accessible to members who can't access transportation to the farm. 

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"We love Full Well Farm in our house! The produce is always fresh and delicious. Plus the CSA has a great balance of staples and produce I'm unfamiliar with. This year I learned out to cook turnips (with help from their recipes)!"

                                                  -2023 CSA member

What else comes with the CSA?

Being a CSA member means being part of our farm community. Every week members receive an email about what is in that week's box, including recipes and storage tips for every item along with pictures and updates from the fields. Getting a box share means that we curate the produce you receive and help you learn how to store and cook it. Never had fennel before? No problem! Don't know the best way to keep basil fresh? We've got you.

CSA members also have access to the farm and farmers for tours, potlucks, and learning about what no-till farming means. CSA members are also the first customers to learn about specials for canning and pickling projects. You truly can eat like a farmer!

What members are saying:

"I loved knowing my food was coming from a farm

that had thoughtful, climate-focused practices, and

to have had the opportunity to learn those practices

through work-trade! I feel more connected to my

food, the planet, and our community."

"Meg & Laura are so passionate about their work.

You can taste their love for this land and the food

they grow from it in every bite."

"We were able to make some baby food and feed

our family it was great❤️"

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