CLARK FARM CSA 

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, an operational model of a farm where customers pay for a share of the harvest upfront, then receive produce dividends as they become available.

In New England, investments of CSA members during the colder off-season months enable a farm to cover necessary expenses like seed purchases and equipment repairs in advance of the growing season.

HOW IT WORKS:

We offer a Full Year Share that includes 40 weeks of vegetable pickups, usually from April through the following January. Members also have the option of dividing the season in parts, and may choose to just participate in the Spring (8 weeks), Summer (12 weeks), Fall (12 weeks), or Winter (8 weeks) shares, or any combination thereof. New this year we are also offering a School Year share, which runs for 28 weeks from April-May and late August-January.

In addition we offer a Pick-Your-Own Share, Flower Share, Egg Share, and Meat Shares (beef, pork, lamb), as well as several shares from other local producers including Cheese, Coffee, Mushroom, and Tree Fruit Shares,

All shares are limited.