Jubilee’s produce is available through its Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) subscription program, in which members of the public support the farm by committing to purchase shares of its produce for a season. By being a member of our CSA, not only do you enjoy fresh, nourishing food – but you also get to engage with the land & the people that provide that food.
2017 CSA DATES
- SUMMER SESSION: Weeks beginning June 13 – October 24, 2017 (20 weeks)
- Fall Session: November 1 – December 6, 2017 (6 weeks)
Hi this is Janelle Kelly. I am wanting to sign up but your sight is down for sign up. Wanted to be able to pick up today but it’s a little late now lol.
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Hi Janelle! Our sign-up form is down temporarily while we upgrade our web site – I’m sorry for the inconvenience! Please email us at jubileefarm@hotmail.com, and we can get you set up for the Fall CSA in the meantime. 🙂
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Hi again Janelle! Our CSA sign-ups are back online again. You can use either of these links: https://jubileefarm.org/members/
http://jubileefarm.csasignup.com/
Please let us know if you have any trouble signing up (jubileefarm@hotmail.com). 🙂
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I’m looking at the fall session and don’t know the difference between 3/4 and full share? And it seems like it’s all just pick up, do we not help harvest in fall and winter? Sorry if the answers are here somewhere else!
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Hi Cathy – I’m so sorry that we missed your comment! The Three Quarter Share is designed to meet the needs of a small family or families that don’t eat a lot of vegetables; it contains about 25% less produce than a Regular Share. The Regular Share is designed to meet the needs of a family of four who like to eat vegetables. More information about our off-season sessions is available on this page: https://jubileefarm.org/offseason/
During the fall, winter, and spring, we don’t have on-farm pick-up available but instead offer delivery to various depots throughout Seattle and the Eastside. Because we farm in a flood plain, these off-season months often see flooding and road closures, making trips to the farm a bit more unpredictable.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions! So sorry again for overlooking your comment! -Kristin (Jubilee Farm)
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