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| What is offered in the box shares? Organic fruits and veggies, preserves, maple, honey, pastured eggs, applesauce, cider vinegar. New offerings in 2008 include organic pasture-raised pork and chicken. All produce is 15% off of our retail prices; value-added items are discounted 10%. How much is a share? Shares cost $30 (made up entirely of produce, feeds 3 adults well). Large shares (for bigger families) cost $45. The fresh food amounts can vary; including a quart of syrup reduces the lbs. of produce, for example... Shares include produce and jams, etc? Only when you want them to! Value-added items are specifically chosen; the difference is made up of produce. When do I order? and pick-up..? Orders should be placed by Sunday evening. You may call or email us your order if you can not drop it off at the farm. All orders picked up/delivered Tuesdays. Pick-up on farm is 2pm- on. |
| Weekly Box Share Program Organic Fruits and Vegetables Our Own Fruit Preserves, Jams, Jellies, Pickles Cider, Maple Syrup, Raw Honey, Pastured Eggs New in 2008: organic pasture-raised pork and chickens! |
| With Box Shares, customers choose: when to order When you want a share, you order one, and pay when you pick it up. It doesn't have to be every week (but it can be!) what size to order Shares cost $30. Large shares cost $45. What you're paying for is produce at 15% below retail prices and value-added items at 10% below retail prices. to include value-added items If you'd like value-added items in your share, such as maple syrup, pickles, or eggs, simply order them and the box share price (10% off retail) is deducted from the total. Produce fills the balance: for example, a $3 item included in a $30 share means we fill the box with $27 worth of in-season produce. |
| Interested in getting a share this week? Please contact Martha at 802-579-9396 (or by email) to order or request an order form. |
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| Through our Weekly Box Share Program, we endeavor to provide our customers with choice and flexibility. If committing to a full season CSA subscription is not for you, we hope you'll consider ordering shares by the week, May-December. |
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