CSA Farm Shares (Community Supported Agriculture)

August, 2018

4 Weeks, @$25/week for $100.00. Aug 15, 23, 29 and Sept 5.

Delivery included in Glastonbury.

Wind Hill will be offering a rainbow of heirloom tomatoes, grown from seeds passed down from generation to generation, hand-fed weekly since February on the Farm:

five pounds of heirloom tomatoes per week for four weeks!

Ten varieties (black, pink, green, orange, and more). Taste is unparalleled, grown using organic principles.

Including, our favorite recipe: fresh heirloom tomato with a salt shaker at the sink!

Our CSA Members BUY LOCAL, and support CLEAN ENERGY and a GREENER PLANET, while serving HEALTHY, pesticide-free produce to their families.

Our CSA shares guarantee you a weekly basket of fresh, local produce grown according to organic principles. Please contact us to reserve your spot: www.windhillfarmcom@gmail.com.

GROWN using ORGANIC principles (valued at 30% above standard produce)
FRESHLY PICKED baskets at $27.50 per week. Some individual choices offered weekly.
Seasonal Basket VALUE to be 10-20% above cost. Weekly cut flowers start in early July.
17 week season: you choose a vacation week and pay for only 16 weeks (early June to late September)
Weekly Baskets include all standard summer vegetables and some unique, specialties. Weekly greens include: “buttery” lettuce, arugula, baby bok choy, kale and green and red romaines. Cucumbers, peas, beans, peppers, radishes, beets…. all of Connecticut’s favorites.
Our specialty is heirloom tomatoes: taste is incomparable and quantities are abundant.
NEW: Additional Fall Season offering of 4 weeks in October: tomatoes, butternut squash, carrots, greens, leeks, radishes, peppers
Distributions on Saturday mornings and Tuesday evenings, delivery available for $2.50/week

To Reserve Your Spot and Pay in Full: 16 weeks for Summer Season $440.00.

2017 CROP DISTRIBUTION BY WEEK WITH DOLLAR VALUE

Our CSA Members BUY LOCAL, and support CLEAN ENERGY and a GREENER PLANET, while serving HEALTHY, pesticide-free produce to their families.

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