community supported agriculture
Local Farm Food That Tastes Good & Does Good
The Good Acre’s CSA offerings give you access to a wide variety of healthy, seasonal produce from our broad network of local, culturally diverse farmers. You’ll enjoy fresh, incredible food knowing you are supporting our work creating markets for local farmers, investing in their sustainability, and maintaining a space that benefits our food community.
CSA Options
Fresh. Seasonal. Simple.
Full Season CSA
Investor Share
Mini-Harvest CSA
Grilling Box
Elevate your outdoor cooking with locally sourced protein and produce, to infuse your summer with a true taste of the region once a month from June through September.
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Late Season CSA
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Winter Bounty Box
Enjoy monthly boxes of produce and foods from local makers, ensuring your journey through winter is abundantly flavorful from February through May.
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Additional CSA Program Info
CSA Frequently Asked Questions
Because we have agreements with our farmers to grow a certain amount of crops for us over the course of the growing season, we don’t order less if you plan to miss a week. So if you can’t get your share for whatever reason, either send a friend to pick it up or let us know and we can donate it to our hunger relief partners.
You can pick up your Full Season Share at The Good Acre on Wednesdays from 11am – 6pm or at any of our public pick-up sites on Wednesday or Thursday, depending on the location. Head to our pickup location page for more information.
Yes! We began our pay-what-you-can program in 2020 as a way to help address food equity issues and contribute to reducing food insecurity in our community. We believe that financial challenges shouldn’t be a barrier to accessing healthy, locally-grown food which is why we’re proud to have funded nearly $15,000 in pay-what-you-can requests since the program’s inception. If you would like to support our pay-what-you-can program, please make a donation! If you would like to apply for pay-what-you-can funds to offset the cost of your share, please apply here.
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