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What is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)?

A CSA is a program that some farms have where individuals can choose to support the farm through the purchase of a “share” in the farm. A share is a set amount of vegetables over a set period of time. CSA’s have become a popular way for consumers to buy local and seasonal produce directly from the farm.

How does Penn Farm’s CSA work?

The CSA at Penn Farm lasts from late June to August (10 weeks). Tuesday 12-5 pickup at Wheelys Farmstand and Cafe. By participating in our CSA or “buying a share”, you will receive fresh produce weekly. A share will be enough for a family of 4 to have vegetables through the week.

Our CSA is a great way for Penn Farm, William Penn High School, and Colonial School District to provide a valuable service to our community. In return, this serves as a method of monetary support for Penn Farm and our Agriculture Programs at William Penn High School & Colonial School District.

You will love knowing where and how your food is grown!

The CSA benefits the students of Penn Farm by allowing students to be able to grow, sell, and answer any questions the consumers might have about the product. This also provides students with valuable customer service skills and experience.

If you would like to purchase a CSA Share please follow this LINK to join.

Some questions may be answered under our FAQ section or find out more by downloading our 2023 CSA Brochure.

If you still have a question, please email the Farm Manager.