Community Supported Agriculture
A simple way to get fresh, locally grown vegetables throughout the season.
Down to the Dirt Farm offers seasonal CSA shares that providae weekly vegetables picked fresh for farm pickup in Grafton, Massachusetts.
What Is a CSA?
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It’s a crop-share model where customers purchase a share of the farm’s harvest at the start of the season.
By signing up for a CSA share, members pledge their support to a farm and their investment helps cover early-season costs like seeds, materials, and labor during a time when income is otherwise limited. In return, members receive a weekly share of fresh vegetables throughout the harvest season and share in the bounty of what’s grown.
This model requires farms to grow a great diversity of crops, anywhere from 40 to 60 or more varieties of vegetables and fruits. This diversity allows the farmer to both provide shareholders with options throughout the season and mitigate the risk of crop loss.
As your farmer, I do everything within my power to ensure there is plenty to share.
HOW OUR CSA WORKS
Sign up and pay at the start of the season
Receive a weekly form by email to make selections
Shares are harvested based on weekly selections.
Come to the farm on Fridays for pick up
Pack your share and enjoy!
Vegetables are harvested and packed specifically for CSA members based on weekly selections.
CSA SEASON & PRICING
Summer 2026 CSA | $270
June 26, 2026 – August 28, 2026
9 weeks total
Pickups: Friday Afternoons (Time TBD)
Payment by cash or check
Harvest Permitting, the goal is to exceed a weekly share value of $30. Members, as shareholders, benefit from a bountiful harvest.
