Join the 2024 season!

Our Apple Shares are filled for the season, but the waitlist is still open for Beet or Carrot members. Learn about the shares below, and sign up to join the waitlist in the form below.

Once you make it off the waitlist, you will receive an invitation to join the CSA from information@clintonhillcsa.org.

 

What will I receive?

Your vegetable share is 22 weeks (or 11 for a half share) of seasonal, organically-grown vegetables from Windflower Farm from May through October.

You will receive 8-15 different vegetables every week for less than what you would spend at the grocery store and the satisfaction of helping to sustain local agriculture in upstate New York. All members receive our weekly newsletter, The Beet, which lists what produce to expect from the farm that week, as well as recipes and other helpful tips, which also can be found on our Food Resources.

Check out the photos below to see examples of a previous season’s weekly pickup at different points in the season. Every growing season is different, so these are just intended to give you a sense of what you could potentially receive!

Early season example (early June)

Mid-season example (late August)

End of season example (mid-October)

 

What is my work shift commitment?

All members are required to help out by giving 4 hours of their time per household per season, or 2 hours for members who purchase half vegetable shares. Members assist with distribution on Thursdays by setting up, breaking down, and maintaining a smooth pick-up. We occasionally also need help with outreach and special projects. If you have a skill that you would like to contribute, we encourage your participation.

 

How much does a share cost?

In order to make our farm share accessible to all households in our community, Clinton Hill CSA has a mixed-income membership. You can choose between a Full Share (pickup every week for 22 weeks) or a Half Share (pickup every other week). We offer 3 plans for membership based on household income:

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Apple

If your total annual household income is over $85,000/year or you are a single adult making over $55,000/year.

Full Share (22 weeks)
- $735
- Cost per pick-up = $33.41

Half Share (11 weeks)
- $368
- Cost per pick-up = $33.45

Apple members also are asked to pay an administrative fee of $25 to help with the costs of running the CSA.

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Beet

If your total annual household income is between $45,000 to $85,000/year or you are a single adult making between $25,000 to $55,000/year.

Full Share (22 weeks)
- $455
- Cost per pick-up = $20.68

Half Share (11 weeks)
- $228
- Cost per pick-up = $20.73

Beet members also are asked to pay an administrative fee of $25 to help with the costs of running the CSA.

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Carrot

If your total household income is under $45,000/year or you are a single adult making less than $25,000/year.

Full Share (22 weeks)
- $200
- Cost per pick-up = $9.09

Half Share (11 weeks)
- $100
- Cost per pick-up = $9.09

This plan is eligible for monthly EBT/SNAP payments
If you have questions about EBT payment, please email treasurer@clintonhillcsa.org

 

Does Clinton Hill CSA offer add-on shares?

Yes! For anyone who purchases a full or half-veggie share, we offer fruit shares, egg shares, and more!

 
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Fruit Share

20 weeks of fruit produced with minimal inputs (but not organic) by local farmers.

Full Share (20 weeks)
- $185
- Cost per pick-up = $9.25

Half Share (10 weeks)
- $92.50
- Cost per pick-up = $9.25

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Egg Share

22 weeks of brown eggs from pastured chickens by the Davis Family Farm (neighbor of Windflower Farm).

1/2 Dozen
- Full share (22 weeks): $85
- Half share (11 weeks): $42.50

1 Dozen
- Full share (22 weeks): $165
- Half share (11 weeks): $82.50

2 Dozen
- Full share (22 weeks): $330
- Half share (11 weeks): $165

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Maple Share

Delicious maple products from the Davis Family Farm (neighbor of Windflower Farm) delivered on three dates during the season: June 20th, August 22nd, October 17th.

500 ml maple syrup - $15.00
1 liter maple syrup - $24.50
1/2 gallon maple syrup - $38.50
1 gallon maple syrup - $66.50
1/2 lb. maple cream - $11.50
1 lb. maple cream - $18.50
1 lb. maple sugar - $18.50
1/2 lb. maple candy - $12.50

Members can order separately for each date; there is no need to order for all three dates.

 

Mushroom Share

Two River Mushroom Co. offers single and double shares of their "Forest Medley," a quart-sized box of different mushroom varieties (lion's mane, oyster, trumpet, pioppino, cinnamon cap, shiitake, and more), all USDA certified organic. Mushrooms are delivered every other week.

Grain Share

Windflower Farm neighbor Kristoffer Ross of Hickory Wind Farm will be providing delicious heirloom oat and wheat grains and flour, available for individual order and delivered on three dates during the season: June 20th, August 22nd, October 17th. Members can order separately for each date; there is no need to order for all three dates.

Hickory Wind Farm grains are grown sustainably, using organic seed, compost, and cover crops, without use of any pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers.

Bread Share

She Wolf Bakery provides our bread share. She Wolf started baking bread in 2009 in the wood oven at Roman's in Fort Greene. You can find their delicious loaves at restaurants and Greenmarkets across the city.

 

Granola Share

Fort Greene Granola is a new artisan granola company based in Fort Greene, Brooklyn that bakes fresh, healthy, homemade granola using locally-sourced ingredients. Granola is available as an à la carte pop-up and a weekly or biweekly share.

New for 2024! Coffee Share

Felicia & Domingo Coffee is a Peruvian specialty coffee company that serves as a platform to empower Peruvian coffee farmers and artisans.

Roasted in Brooklyn, their high quality, single-origin specialty beans are grown where the Andes Mountains meet the Peruvian Amazon jungle. Both sustainably sourced and fair-trade, their delicious coffee beans offer some of the best flavors of Peru, with notes of dark chocolate, milk chocolate, sugar cane, and citrus.

 
 
 

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