CSA SHARES - FULL FOR 2023

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CSA SHARE OPTIONS & PRICING 

Share size recommendations are based on average produce consumption. Our shares are not meant to satisfy a full vegan/vegetarian diet for the recommended number of people. The cost of the shares are for the full 16 weeks for the vegetable and coffee shares and full 10 weeks for the flower share.

Half Share

Cost $360.00

recommended for 1-2 people

Full Share

Cost $490.00

recommended for 2-4 people

Flower Share- PICK UP ON SATURDAYS ONLY

Cost $93.00

*Sales tax not included in the $93.00

10 weeks of flower bouquets

**NEW** Coffee Share

Cost $12/week for a total of $192.00 for the 16 week season. There is a separate sign up for the coffee share. More info below.

For new members there is an added one-time signup fee of $25.00. This fee covers administrative costs to set up a membership and new boxes.

HOW IT WORKS

From mid June through mid October (16 weeks), a weekly produce share is provided to you every Wednesday. The produce in the share depends on what is in season that week. 

Shares can be picked up at a members house in Houghton or on our farm in Calumet. 

CSA SIGN UP 

Starting February 1st we open up membership to our previous members first. After two weeks, if we still have shares available, we extend membership to new members. Please wait to complete the signup form until you have received an email letting you know shares are available. 

Our final membership count is based on those who have paid. Signing up will hold your spot, but payment will secure your membership. We accept cash or checks made out to North Harvest CSA. You can also now pay your invoice with credit card or ACH payment. If we do not receive your payment by March 1st 2023, we will have to release your spot to the next person in line.

Please review our CSA membership agreement before signing up. 

WHAT TO EXPECT IN YOUR SHARE 

This list gives you a sense of what types of produce you’ll receive each season. Each week’s box of fresh produce is based on what is currently in season and how successful each crop has been. Because of this, you will not see every item every week.

Spring Season (June-July)

Spring Greens (kale, chard, arugula, spring mix, mustard greens)

Spinach

Radishes

Rhubarb

Lettuce

Green Onions

Summer Season (Aug-Sept)

Snap Peas

Beets

Kohlrabi

Peppers

Eggplant

Cucumbers

Snap beans

Broccoli

Onions

Carrots

Summer Squash

Cabbage

Tomatoes

Potatoes

Lettuce

Garlic

Herbs (parsley, cilantro)

Fall Season (last few weeks)

Winter Squash

Pie Pumpkins

Hearty Greens

Storage Produce (potatoes, beets, carrots, onions)

Herbs