Irvington CSA

The Irvington CSA season will begin early to mid May and will run 25 weeks. This year's pick-up will be Friday evenings, 5:30 -6:30 p.m. at an Irvington location. The produce is picked fresh that morning, loaded and driven here.

Our crops are farmed by an Amish farmer, Levi Fisher, Jr. and family, in Montezuma, Indiana. They do NOT use synthetic chemicals on the soil or plants. They practice good land stewardship, sustainable farming methods and respect for biodiversity on the farm.

In general, a full share would be for a big family or for people who eat a plant-based diet. A full share's value is about $20 per week. Our produce is mostly vegetables (carrots, kale, salad mix, potatoes, sweet potatoes, red peppers, broccoli, zucchini, to name a few) but we do get some fruits like strawberries, blackberries, watermelon, and cantaloupe.

For the 2024 season: A full share costs $650. A half share costs $415. NOTE: There is another fee per share to be paid when the season begins, which covers transportation (approx. $100 per full share).