Twenty-five weeks of the season's best — harvested by hand over a full day's work, then packed for your family.
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. A group of people pledge support to a farm at the start of the season, and in return the farmland becomes their farm — you eat what it grows, week by week, as it comes ready.
It means we share the season together. A kind winter is a fuller bag for everyone; a hard freeze is felt by all of us. That shared risk is what lets a small farm plan a whole year ahead and grow food this carefully.
Reserve your share for the whole season and choose your pickup. Nothing is charged when you sign up — we confirm your spot, then we're in touch about payment.
Collect your bag at the farm, at Hani Honey in Stuart, or at the Hobe Sound Farm Stand.
Cook what Florida grows right now. New recipes when something unusual lands in your bag.
Every bag is packed by hand and picked on the farm the day before you collect it. A typical week holds six to eight items. We don't offer substitutions — but we do aim for variety, so no two weeks look quite alike.
Two real weeks from the farm
Example of a weekly share
Hani Honey
724 S Colorado Ave, Stuart
10am – 5pm
Organic Oasis
6300 SW Martin Highway, Palm City
12pm – 5pm
Hobe Sound Farm Stand
1425 SE Bridge Rd, Hobe Sound
11am – 4pm
Organic Oasis
6300 SW Martin Highway, Palm City
10am – 2pm
You choose your day and location when you sign up.
Don't see a pickup near you? Round up 5 friends or neighbors who want to join, and we'll look at opening a location in your area.
Sign-ups are open for the coming season — twenty-five weeks, mid-November through May. Nothing is charged when you sign up. Tell us which day and pickup location suit you and how you'd like to pay, and we'll confirm your spot and be in touch about payment.
Shares are limited and each pickup day has its own cap, so spots are confirmed one at a time. Please read the agreement before you sign up — by signing up, you're agreeing to it.