We provide one share size for weekly pick up at three delivery sites.

Our 2010 sign-up brochure will be available shortly!

We do not offer half shares, but encourage members who feel a need for a smaller share to divide a share with another customer.  We have found that people who divide their share by each picking up the full share on alternate weeks have the best experience (no fighting over items, or trying to cut everything in half).

Payment for CSA shares is expected in advance.  This is in keeping with the notions that members are making a commitment to the future of the farm, and in recognition that the farmers' annual cycle of costs and need for income begin long before we have produce to deliver.  However, in recognition that many of our customers budget on a more monthly basis, we are this year accepting payment in installments between sign up and the beginning of the season.  Please call us at 360-256-3788 to make arrangements if you need to pay in installments.

Your shares will come pre-packed in a pillow case (this allows us to keep the produce damp and cool).  The shares are packed assembly line style, which does not allow us to customize individual shares.

Here is the pricing information for 2010 shares: Our regular season will again be twenty weeks, beginning in June , and ending in October. Our Winter Storage Vegetable Share will be available for pick up the weekend of November 13/14 , and will again be $100. The produce share is $450 this year. 

Pickup Points

If you are splitting a share then you will need to make arrangements regarding pickup. There are three pickup points:

• The Farm: 11116 N.E. 156th Street, Brush Prairie (after 4pm on Wednesdays)
  

  For complete directions, see here!

  
  
• 100 block of W 28th Street, uptown Vancouver (6-7pm Wednesday)
  

  From Main street turn west on W. 28th Street (just north of the Dairy Queen), we will be parked in the baby blue Bronco mid-block in the first block west of Main (the 100 block), on the north side of the street.

About prices

Some people have praised and some have complained that we have a tally of the "prices" of certain items. We are not sure what to make of this, but in case you DO want to know the breakdown of a season's worth of produce, here is 2007's information by week:

SUMMARY OF 2007 WEEKLY SHARES

6/6/07 A pint of strawberries, $4 value
About three fourths pound luttucey chinese cabbage, $2.50 value
About three fourths pounds bok choy and chinese cabbage, $2.50
Nineteen ounces of spinach, $9.50 value

6/13/07 A pint of strawberries, a pound of bok choy, about three quarter pound of
spinach, a little arugula, possibly some white icicle radishes, a few
sprigs of oregano, some arugula.

6/20/07 A large simpson elite lettuce, or a medium and small lettuce, $4 value.
6 1/2 oz. of snap peas, $2 value
7 oz. spinach, $3.50 value
12 leaves of chard, $1 value

7/11/07 -One and five eighths pounds snap peas (eat them shell and all), $6.50
value.
-Either one large broccoli or a combination of broccoli and kale, or a
combination of broccoli and baby lettuces, $3.50 value
-21 leaves of swiss chard, $2.00 value
- pint of gooseberries, $4.00 value
-Ten green onions, $2.00 value.

7/20/07 1# of baby potatoes, red, yellow and white (sorry no blue for the 4th).
$3 value
1& 3/8 # snap peas, $7 value.
5 green onions, $1
10 kale leaves,  $2
20 chard leaves, $2
3/8# of spinach, $3

7/25/07 2 pounds of red potatoes, $5 value,
Cabbage or Cauliflower, and/or broccoli, $3.50 value,
13 leaves of kale, $3 value,
7/8 pound of beans, $5 value,
lettuce, $3 value,
8 green onions, $150 value.

8/1/07 2# red or russet potatoes, $5 value.
1# french filet beans, $6 value.
2-3 lettuces, $5 value.
About 1/2 # broccoli, or a large zuchini, $1.50 value.
15-20 leaves of chard, $2 value.

8/8/07 3/4# french filet beans, $4.50 value, or 4-5 beets with greens, $4.50
value.
1 1/4 # russet potatoes, $3.25 value.
5 mokum carrots, $2 value.
3 purple onions, $1.50 value
1/2 pound broccoli, or 6 leaves of kale, $1.50 value
One large or two medium lettuce, and some baby lettuces, $5 value.


8/15/07 2 pounds of red or yellow potatoes, $5 value.
10 carrots, $5 value.
15 chard leaves, $3 value.
Approximately a pound and a half of cabbage and/or summer squash, $3.50
value.

8/28/07 2 pounds of yellow potatoes, $5 value.
4 apples, fuji, golden delicious and harleson, $2.50 value.
A large lettuce or a medium and small lettuce, $4 value.
One pound of tomatillos, $2.50 value

9/5/07  Two pounds of tomatoes, $6 value.
One pound of tomatillos, $2.50 value.
One medium or two small lettuces, $3 value.
One large to medium zucchini or patty pan squash, and assorted small
summer squashes, $3 value.
One large or 2 small cucumbers, $2 value
Approximately 1/2 pound broccoli, $1.50 value

9/26/07  2 pounds of tomatoes, $6 value.
2 1/2 pounds of tomatillos, $6 value.
1/2 pound french filet green beans, $3 value.
2 pounds of cal white potatoes, $5 value.
1 pound of broccoli or 1 pound of baby summer squash, $3 to $4 value.
3-4 medium to small cucumbers, diva, armenian and/or lemon, $2 value

10/03/07  A bio-diverse melange of fall greens, including most if not all of the
following:
"green wave" mustard greens (palest green ruffle edged leaves, Broccoli
Raab (darker green, ruffle edged with tiny broccoli head forming in
middle), baby bok choy (bottle shaped head white stems), red russian kale
(red stems); $3 value.

Approximately 2 and 2/3 pounds of tomatoes, $8 value.
1 pound tomatillos, $2.50 value.
Small bunch of carrots, $1value.
2-3 cucumbers, $1.50 value
1 butter lettuce or De Morges Braun red lettuce, $3 value
1 bunch large green onions, $3

10/10/07  One or two lettuces, $2-3 value.
3/4 pounds tomatillos,  $2 value
2 1/2 pounds tomatoes, $8 value
1-3/12 pounds cabbage, $1.50-$5
2 pounds of potatoes, $4

10/17/07
Tomatoes, Tomatillos,  Cucumbers, Summer squash, Lettuce, Chard, Leeks