Prices coming soon.

SEASON &

PICK-UP

Starts June - Ends November
 
Pick up days and locations are:
 
Thursday South town Corvallis & Home deliveries.
 
Friday on Farm pick-up in Kings Valley.
 
Saturday at Corvallis Farmers' Market.

VACATION POLICY - It's summer, you will go on vacation, and we will wish you well and expect souvenirs.   We will give you 2 weeks worth of vacation credit.  This credit can be used at a farmers' market, you may order more food in following weeks, or order bulk items like tomatoes for canning or basil for pesto.  Another option is to have a friend pick up your share for you while you are gone.  If you take more than 2 weeks vacation, you either forfeit those weeks or have to give them as a gift to a friend.

WHAT'S IN

THE BOX

CSA SHARE SAMPLES -

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June~ Sugar peas, carrots, basil, zucchini, spinach, new potatoes, and broccoli

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July~ Cherry tomatoes, cauliflower, green beans, celery, basil, cucumbers, and salad mix

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August~  Heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, sweet bell peppers, carrots, head lettuce, cabbage, and corn

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September~  Berries, melons, frying peppers, summer squash, onions, edamame, spinach, and tomatoes

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October~ Broccoli, kale, salad turnips, potatoes, garlic, carrots, herbs, and corn

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November~  Brussels sprouts, winter squash, carrots, cauliflower, salad mix, and leeks

SELECTION POLICY

In the past, we have allowed and encouraged our CSA members to swap items received in their shares if they are undesirable for whatever reason. 
Food waste is one of our biggest pet peeves!
 We also allow our CSA members to
purchase extra items and charge it to their farm credit account, or for short, your "farm tab".  This allows you the flexibility to get desired food without always having to remember to bring cash.  We will track your total and you can pay at the end of the season.

 Coronavirus precautions:

To minimize our customers possible exposure to the Coronavirus, we will provide our members with options regarding how you receive food from us (outside, on farm, and home delivery) , because eating healthy food in a way that feels comfortable and safe to you is important to us.
At the farm we focus on staying healthy and emphasizing cleanliness when handling your food.   We also keep our crew size small to handling.  Choosing farm direct food limits your contact with busy grocery stores and many hands food chains.  The CDC states that "The risk of getting COVID-19 from food you cook yourself or from handling and consuming food from restaurants and take-out...is thought to be very low. Currently, there is no evidence that food is associated with spreading the virus that causes COVID-19."
Direct farm fresh food is a and safe and healthy choice.