What is a CSA?

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a system in which members of a community invest in their local farm by purchasing a share of the season’s harvest (May - October). Funds received goes towards farming expenses such as seed, fertilizer, compost, tools, utilities, etc.

We offer two convenient ways to eat locally this season—but hurry, spots are limited!

🥬 Option 1:  Season (May-Oct)

• Curated box of 10-20lbs of fresh produce
• Feeds a family of four
• Cost: $360 for season
• Delivered monthly
• Perfect for: A family who loves a variety of produce and wants a set, low-effort way to cook seasonally

⚖️ Option 2: Carte blanche

• 5-10 lbs of fresh produce
• Feeds 2-4 
• Cost: $30 per order
• Delivered bi-weekly
• Choose your own produce in the quantities you prefer (based on availability)

You may ask yourself why should you become a  member of Seeds of Faith Garden's CSA? It's because...

• We provide you with fresh, locally grown fruits and veggies that are free from synthetic chemicals.
• We exercise sustainable gardening practices by growing food organically; conserving water through mulching, supporting pollinators by using native wildflowers and plants as often as possible, and by composting organic waste.
• Purchasing locally alleviates the fear of shortages due to supply chain interruptions and…
• Because local, organic food is the best!!!

How is Seeds of Faith Garden's CSA different than other CSAs?

• Our transparent growing practices allow you to always know what is on and in the food you’re eating. You can follow us on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@SeedsofFaithGarden