Vegetable CSA

• Small Share:

  The small share is suitable for two people, or a household that still buys imported veggies in the winter.

• Large Share:

  The large share is suitable for a veggie-loving pair (note: it is a lot of food!) or a household.

14 weeks (7 pickups) of locally and organically grown vegetables – in the winter! Find out more about the winter CSA.

Pick-up Prices, Locations & Times:

All pickups are from the middle of November until the end of February.

• Pick-up at the farm: Between 3pm Wednesday and 3pm Thursday. $298 sm/$375 lg
• Hanover: Hanover Missionary Church, 628 11 Street, Hanover. Every other Tuesday from 5:00-6:00. $298 sm/$375 lg
• Guelph: St. James Anglican Church, 86 Glasgow St. N. Every other Wednesday from 5:00-6:00.  $308 sm/ $385 lg
• Owen Sound: St George Anglican Church. Every other Thursday from 5:00-6:00. $308 sm/ $385 lg

A chlorophyll-packed way to get a head start on spring. We produce a bounty of leafy greens (and some other treats too!) in our passive solar greenhouses. This amazing bounty is available weeks and weeks before you see most locally and organically grown greens in stores, and the quality and freshness is unparalleled.  A wonderful way to cleanse your body after the winter.  Take the greens challenge and your body will thank you!

Start time is usually early April but can be sooner or later depending on the weather. Length is generally 5 weeks, sometimes 6, depending on how quickly things grow. Crops include: salad greens, arugula, baby spinach, baby kale and chard, kohlrabi, radish, carrots (even though they aren't green), mizuna, tatsoi, green garlic, bok choi, numerous varieties of asian greens, head lettuce and rapini.

Pick-up Locations & Times:

• Pick-up at the farm: Just east of Neustadt, Wednesday afternoon or Thursday morning.
• Hanover: Tuesdays from 5-6 pm at the Hanover Missionary Church.
• Owen Sound: Thursdays from 5-6 pm, St. George's Anglican Church.

Share the bounty by making a donation. This will be converted to an equal value in vegetables and given to families struggling with food security through the Southern Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre. Please note that we are not a charity and this is not tax-deductible, but it is an awesome way to make safe and healthy food accessible to those who need it most.

Visit soahac.on.ca to learn more.