Organically Grown Local Farm Share Vegetables and Fruits

Join our community shared agriculture program (CSA) to get a weekly share of organically grown vegetables and fruits straight from the Hudson Valley! In our CSA, you will be getting a diverse array of the most delicious and freshest vegetables and fruits that are seasonally available on our farm. To sign up for the CSA, please click below to add a box of vegetables and fruits to your cart, indicate in the order message where your pickup location will be, and check out!  We will follow up with you as to the first delivery of your box of organically grown vegetables (We aren't shipping vegetables farm shares at this time.)

Deadline to apply: June 1st!

This is how it works~

1. The CSA runs from June 4, 2023 through November 17, 2023 inshAllah. This is a total of 24 weeks.

2. We will have 3 pick-up locations to chose from: i) Campbell Hall, NY; ii) Montclair, NJ or; iii) Midland Park, NJ.

3. The cost is $720 for the season (which breaks down to $30 per week) if sign up by April 1st. Price goes up to $730 if sign up after April 1st. 

4. Each box will contain 10-15 varieties of organically grown vegetables and fruits inshaAllah. For early to late spring, we will have radish, turnips, onions, leeks, garlic, carrots, parsnips, beets, radicchio, lettuce, romaine lettuce, kohlrabi, Bok choi, kale, Swiss chard, tatsoi, mizuna, mustard, spinach, arugula, herbs (basil, marjoram, parsley, thyme, cilantro, chives), celery, dandelion, purslane, potatoes, sunflower, artichoke, strawberry, raspberry and more. For the early summer through early fall, we will have beans, peas, cabbage, napa cabbage, cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, fennel, corn, okra, squash, pole beans, fava beans, lima beans, cucumbers, melons, sweet pepper, eggplant, greenhouse tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, eggplant, heirloom tomatoes, and hot pepper, and for mid fall, we will have all kinds of winter squash such as butternut, acorn, sunshine, winter sweet and red kuri and more. This is an estimated timeline and if the plants continue to give more, isA we will be sure to include more.