Our 2008 CSA Program is FULL and CLOSED.
This includes our fruit & autumn shares.
Looking towards the 2009 season...
If you are interested in joining us for our 2009 season, please stay tuned to our website for more information. We will post 2009 CSA program information & the 2009 CSA application in November. To ensure a spot in the program, we recommend that you submit your application and payment by early 2009.
Step 1 LEARN ABOUT HOW OUR PROGRAM WORKS...
At The Golden Earthworm Organic Farm CSA, we pack up a share of freshly harvested organic farm produce for every member and deliver it to a central pick-up location once a week. The harvest season runs for 26 weeks from the end of May through November.
LEARN MORE: Introduction to our CSA Program | Frequently Asked Questions
Step 2 CHOOSE A TYPE OF FARM SHARE...
For our 2008 season, we are offering our standard FARM SHARE, an AUTUMN FARM SHARE for those of you who are away for the summer months, and a non-organic FRUIT SHARE from our neighbor, Briermere Farms.
FARM SHARE |
This is our standard 26-week membership share. Produce is picked fresh from our fields, boxed up, and delivered to your pick-up location. This share contains 6 to 10 items each week, depending on the season and availability.
>> TAKE A LOOK at a typical mid-summer week share |
$530
$515 for farm
pick-up
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AUTUMN
FARM SHARE
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Going away for the summer months? Enjoy 12 weeks of fall season produce, beginning the first week of September. |
$289 |
Briermere Farm
FRUIT SHARE
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We are thrilled to be offering this amazing fruit share this year! We are teaming up with Briermere Farms to offer a non-organic, yet responsibly grown fruit share. Beginning in July, the fruit share includes blueberries, peaches, nectarines, apples, and pears.
>>Click here for more details |
$138 |
Step 3 DOWNLOAD AN APPLICATION FORM...
Find your CSA location from the list and download the corresponding Application form. Please fill out and submit your application to us with payment. Details can be found on the application itself.
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DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FORM
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HOLBROOK
HUNTINGTON
JAMESPORT
MASSAPEQUA PARK
PORT JEFFERSON
PORT WASHINGTON
RIDGE
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
SEA CLIFF
SMITHTOWN
STONY BROOK
STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY
VALLEY STREAM |
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QUEENS LOCATIONS
ASTORIA
DOUGLASTON
FLUSHING
FOREST HILLS
JACKSON HEIGHTS
SUNNYSIDE
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Contact Core Group Directly.
See LOCATIONS page for contact details. |
WHAT OUR MEMBERS ARE SAYING...
“I wanted to let you know that I was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the produce when I picked it up. I was further impressed with the freshness and taste when I cooked and ate it.
...Keep up the good work. It is good to know that we are working with such a farm and group that has such a good reputation.” -G.R.
“I must say that I am so glad that I chose to buy a crop share this year from your farm. Everything has been truly magnificent. Keep the good stuff coming.” -D.B.
“WE LOVE your stuff! I have made the soup recipe twice already and your kale is the best we have ever had! The soup goes just too fast.” -E.S.
“I just want to thank you so very much for the beautiful organic produce. It is such a treat picking up the box each week and the food is delicious! We are so pleased and wanted to let you know we really appreciate all the hard work, time, and love that goes into your job.” -S.P. & A.B.
“I am writing to let you know that we are enjoying all of the produce that we are getting each week. We are sharing it with my ninety year old mother and she says it is the best she has tasted. Quite a compliment! She especially loved the beets. We are also eating some vegetables that we have never had before, and are happy to say that we are glad to be introduced to them. They are not something we would go out and buy just to try. All of this has been a great adventure so far and we are looking forward to more surprises. Each week my husband and I go through the box, and in the beginning took turns trying to guess which product was which. Now we know, but we still enjoy opening and sorting all of the goodies. Keep up the good work, which we know is hard work.” -G.R.
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