An equitable exchange.
BUILDING A FOOD-CHAIN WE CAN CALL OUR OWN
FARM SHARE
Community Shared Agriculture
A Farm Share forms a bridge that enables an equitable and secure exchange of food that transcends the consumer-producer relationship and becomes a relationship of co-production and community.
Commonly called a CSA or Community Shared Agriculture, a Farm Share is a pre-season investment in good clean food that enables us to stabilize up-front costs and commit a solid six months to the cultivation of organically grown foods for our share members.
Farm Share members buy a CSA share at the beginning of the season and pick it up or have it delivered weekly from mid-June to mid-October.
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All members can also shop the online store and add items to their weekly share pick up or delivery.
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Share Details
The basis of our Farm Share is a 15-week Vegetable Box packed with nutrient-dense, flavour-rich vegetables that we pick at peak readiness.
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In addition to the Vegetable Share, Shareholders have the option of adding a Meat Share, an Egg Share, and a Microgreens Share to their Share Box.
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The weekly Egg Share provides you with a dozen fresh eggs from our pasture-raised, organic grain-fed Americana, Icelandic, and Standard Red hens.
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The monthly Meat Share is a generously packed 10lb box of selected cuts of our pasture raised, chicken and heritage breed pasture and woodland raised pork.
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And the fresh-cut Microgreens Share is packed with a mixed selection of pea shoots, sunflower shoots, kale & broccoli blends, salad mixes and herbs.
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Share Options
Vegetable Share
$525 On Farm pickup in Sylvan Valley
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$595 Pickup Point for Sault Ste. Marie or St. Joseph Island
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$650 Home Delivery
Egg Share
+ $135 1dz Eggs / Per Week
Meat Share
+$495 10lb Chicken & Pork Box / Per Month
Micro Share
+$245 1 Mixed Box Microgreens / Per Week
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Sign Up
Steps
1. Download the Sign Up form
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2. Fill it out digitally
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3. or print and take a picture of it
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4. Email it to hello@valleyfieldfarm.ca
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5. We'll then respond to confirm
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The Fine Print
I understand that a CSA is based on the idea of shared risk and reward. In the event that the weather gets a little rocky or the farm is dropped with a calamity of uncontrollable proportions that a Share Box is not guaranteed. On the flip side, I understand that given a run of great weather I may be sharing Share Box surplus with friends and family.
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I also understand that my Share Box will be donated if I don’t pick it up during pickup time.