Sunday, January 13, 2013


 


Sign Up for 2013 Spring CSA is now OPEN! 
Sign Up HERE

WHY JOIN OUR CSA? 
CSA is a mutually beneficial relationship between us. By making an investment in our farm with a CSA share, you become a seasonal farm member who shares the rewards and risks of the harvest season with us, your farmers. This makes you a co-producer. Your investment allows us to afford annual start-up costs, to pay ourselves fair wages, and to share the risks of growing food. In return, we provide you and your family with fresh, healthy, local vegetables, fruits and eggs. Our food not only tastes better and keeps longer, it also helps us all nourish local agriculture, economy and environment.  Taste the difference!
Members Receive:
  • About two grocery bags of 7-10 seasonal sustainably grown vegetables and herbs (more for large shares)
  • A weekly email with produce information, cooking and storage tips, recipes and segments about life on and off the farm. 
  • Access to an online recipe sharing site. 

Members Also Enjoy: 
  • Convenient pick up locations and times throughout the week. 
  • Access to our farm for volunteering, exploring and relaxing. 
  • Invitations to on-farm events, such as our annual OktoberFEAST and Spring planting parties. 
  • Making new friends who share your interest in good food and good farming.     
HOW IT WORKS

Join In Good Heart’s CSA by purchasing a share at the beginning of the season. You then visit the weekly pickup site to pack your own vegetables from the harvest table. We will post a guide at the stand explaining what each share contains that week. You will bring your own bags and pick out the produce for yourself “market-style”. The Spring CSA harvest season runs for 16 weeks from April through July.

  
Pickup Sites & Times: We have three weekly CSA pickup sites.

  •  Raleigh pickup is Tuesday evenings from 4:30pm to 6;30pm at the Five Points CSA site, 1911 Bernard St., Raleigh 27608.
  • We also we have On-Farm pickup is from 4pm to 7pm on Wednesdays at 1000 McLemore Road in Clayton, NC 27520.
  • Finally, we offer limited pickup every Saturday morning from 8am to 12pm at the Western Wake Farmers Market, 1225 Morrisville Carpenter Rd, Cary 27519      

Share Sizes: We offer three share sizes.

  • Our Large Share ($480) is a suitable amount of produce for a large household of 4+  people, or a couple of hungry vegetarians, to eat for a week. 
  • Our Regular Share ($320) is a suitable amount of produce for a small household of 1 to 3 people, or 1 hungry vegetarian, to eat for a week. 
  • Our Small Share ($200) is the same size as the regular share, but the pick ups are every other week rather than weekly.
Full Year CSA Discount:
We are offering a 5% discount for folks who would like to pay for their Spring and Fall shares in full early in the year. Please inquire for more details.

Payment and Sign Up: 
Please make checks payable to In Good Heart Farm and mail to: 
1000 McLemore Road
Clayton, NC 27520
You may pay by mail with check or in person with check, cash or card. Your early and full support is important to us. Members who pay in full by February 15th, pay the flat membership fees above. However, we realize that some of you may not be able to pay in full or before February 15th. As such, we offer a payment plan and a late sign up fee of $25 (details are contained within the sign up form). 
To sign up for our CSA, please fill out the form here and send along your payment.  
OTHER INFORMATION
  

Sharing with others: Some members find it enjoyable to split CSA shares with other families & friends. We also like to share food and enjoy such arrangements. If you choose to split a share, please let us know at the beginning of the season so we may avoid confusion.
Communication: Our main mode of communication is email. We will send you weekly emails usually at the beginning of the week. Our emails usually include farm updates, a list of that weeks veggies, a copy of the weekly newsletter, and any notifications regarding pickup.
Please email us at InGoodHeartFarmNC@gmail.com if you have any questions or concerns. 

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