HAPPY HILLS FARM

WHAT IS CSA?

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture which is a program that connects eaters and farmers more intimately in a way that sees eaters subscribing to a portion of the farms harvest. When you become a member of a CSA program you are purchasing a "share" of the harvest from a local farmer. 

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This program offers benefits to both farmers and eaters alike. In this shared benefit-risk model eaters are investing in their farm at a time of the year when expenses for farmers are very high and incoming revenue is very low. This allows the farmer to make better investments into their farm in the spring when they need to the most.

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Eaters benefit from the program by "owning" a share of the fresh and nutritious crops from that years harvest. At our farm, we feed our CSA members first, before selling additional produce through other sales channels. CSA members get the best of the best!  Eaters also get to learn more in-depthly about where their food comes from, how it is produced and who is producing it. Eaters and farmers develop closer relationships that see everyone deepening their connections with the food they eat. It's a win-win for everyone!

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Starting 2024 our CSA program is expanding to include pork + eggs, both also produced here at our farm. We are so excited for these additions! As you will see below, you can pick and choose between six different CSA shares!  Our CSA members also receive other perks - like our Happy Hills Farm digital recipe book that gets bigger every year, and our new in 2024 produce storage guide that helps you make the most of your veggie boxes, and helps to reduce food waste.