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2011 CSA Information
Eat Local. Eat Fresh. Eat Healthy

2012 CSA registration is now closed. If you have not already spoken to us about shares, then there are no shares left.

As a Shareholding Member of Weber Farm's Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) family, you are a integral part of our farm operations. Our goals together are to provide all of us with a varied selection of nutritious, healthful produce free of chemical additives, herbicides, pesticides and fertilizers, and free of antibiotics and hormones.

CSA registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Is a CSA farm share right for me and my family?

In our CSA, members pay their fees prior to the growing season, in exchange for containers that are picked up from May through October.
*** See note at bottom for exceptions ***.



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With the member dues, we purchase our seeds and supplies, and make necessary farm improvements in the off-season. During the growing season, our members receive weekly shares of the harvest. We plan to have more produce available than is required to fill our members' containers. Please note that, should weather or pests destroy some of the crops, under CSA principles, both the farmer and the consumer agree to share in both the bounty and/or risk associated with growing crops using natural and organic practices.
What this means is, there may be light weeks, and maybe a week where there is nothing available. Be assured that we will notify you in advance if there will not be a pickup.

We will do our very best to keep our containers full of various kinds of delicious produce from the gardens. We'll also supply you with storage tips and recipes so you can make the most of those delicious crops!

We will not have drop-off locations. Under the regulations of the new Food Safety and Modernization Act, we would be considered a "facility" if we sell produce anywhere but at the farm. Should you miss a pick-up, your share will be given to a local charity. However, if you give us at least a week's notice before a missed pick-up (for instance, due to scheduled vacation, etc.,), you can make alternate arrangements, such as having a friend or family member pick up your container at the farm.
Please call 859.485.2833 or email us to leave a message.

2012 Season Specifics:



Add-On Items:
There will be add-on items for shares, such as "salad bar" eggs (eggs from Pastured Poultry), raw, unfiltered honey from hives free of chemical treatments, sundries made from the milk, honey, bees wax and herbs grown on the farm (along with specialty oils and butters), and other items as they are available or in season.

We will have 5 full shares available for the 2012 growing season, and they will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Once they are gone, they are gone.

As a Shareholding Member at Weber Farms, the farm is yours to enjoy - feel free to call us and schedule visits. You can keep up on what is happening here every day via the Farm Fodder Blog at weber-farms.com/blog, the Weber Farms Facebook page, or by subscribing to our newsletter. The Farm website is also the best source of information about our growing practices. Any changes to normal pickup schedules and recipes from previous weeks will be available via the CSA newsletter sent out weekly and posted on the Weber farms Facebook page.

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