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Community Supported Agriculture

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CSA: Opening Hours

Membership in the Fall 2023 CSA is CLOSED

But you can browse the info below and check back with us in January for details of the 2024 CSA season.​

​NEW THIS YEAR

A 9 week FALL CSA share. 9 bags of curated vegetables to showcase the best of our season for you.  Pick up begins September 21 and ends November 18.

Thursdays, 4-6pm, at Piazza Italian Maket 

Easton, MD

Saturdays. 8-12, at the Lewes Farmers Market

Lewes, DE

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How does the CSA work?

Basically, you invest a bit of your money and in return we curate a weekly selection of vegetables from our small farm.  Each pick up consists of 6-10 items. They are intended to generously feed a family of 4.

Once the season starts just stop in at Piazza in Easton Thursday afternoon, or Saturdays at the Lewes Farmers Market, and your vegetables will be packed and ready for you.  You will also receive a weekly email with a list of what is in the share, along with some guidance in how to use it, and updates from the field. 


Your investment is vital to the sustainability of the farm.  You give us the capital and stability we need to get the season off to a healthy start.  December through March is when most of the money for the farm is spent on seeds, plants, organic soil amendments, repairs, and infrastructure improvement.  We literally couldn't do it without you.

The CSA pick-up gives us more than financial stability, and you more than just a weekly bag of vegetables.  It also gives us a village, one in which we are all rooted.​

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From Our Customers

"Fox Briar’s CSA is the epitome of eating the seasons, and tasting the difference of a local, mindfully tended terroir. Each week is a treasure trove, with her fresh spring radishes, earthy summer beets, and sweet autumn carrots especially inspiring joy."

Lydia

“This CSA delivery single-handedly pulled me out of a COVID despair spiral. Receiving beautiful, unusual, delicious vegetables each week has reinvigorated my cooking and helped me appreciate this extended time at home. It’s been a bright spot in my week, and a way to tap into creativity and inspiration.”

Kerry

CSA: Testimonials

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CSA?

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture.  When you join a CSA you are making a commitment to supporting a smaller scale, but local and resilient food system.  You invest upfront and in return receive a weekly supply of the freshest vegetables possible, harvested literally hours before you pick them up. CSA support is essential for many small farms because it gives us the capital and stability we need to start our season.

Is a CSA for me?

A CSA is a commitment not just to our farm, but to yourself and a lifestyle of preparing fresh, seasonal food almost every day.  This doesn't suit everyone's lifestyle.  If, however, you love to cook and experiment and learn some new things about your food, a CSA is a wonderful addition to your kitchen.  It is sized for a family so if you are in a 1-2 person household you might consider splitting your share with a friend. This is also a good idea if you tend to travel a lot in the summer.

Is your produce chemical free?

YES!  We don't use any synthetic chemicals at the farm.  Feeding the soil food web is at the core of our growing practices, so we only use organic compost and methods. We are always striving to bring the farm and the ecosystem into balance on our path toward abundance and quality.

What happens if I can't pick up a share?

If for some reason you can't make it to the pick up one week, this can be a great opportunity to share with your friends or neighbors and have them pick up instead!

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Membership in the 2023 CSA Fall CSA is  CLOSED

Check back this winter for detail on our Spring 2024 Season

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