An in-depth experience of eating seasonally in NE Kansas
Welcome to the Common Harvest CSA.
This multi-farm CSA is the cooperative effort of four certified organic farms: Moon on the Meadow Farm, Mellowfields Farm, Red Tractor Farm and Buller Family Farm. Please take a look at our Meet you Farmers Page for more information about the Common Harvest CSA Farms. We are excited to offer healthy, organic food straight from our farms to Lawrence and Kansas City residents, University of Kansas staff and students, and to employees at several area businesses and organizations.
CSAs, or community supported agriculture programs, provide weekly produce pick ups and deliveries for individuals and families, who in turn support the farms responsible for growing the produce through the purchase of a share, or subscription. These members get an in-depth experience of what it means to eat locally in North Eastern Kansas from the first stalks of asparagus in May to the frost-sweetened spinach of November. To say we as farmers appreciate the relationship with our members in an understatement. Our businesses prioritize CSA agreements because these members have dedicated their vegetable purchasing power to us for up to 28 weeks. That is a big commitment and an immense support for our farms.
We take pride in providing our CSA members with the highest quality local produce available, as well as the opportunity to support sustainable agriculture, reduce energy consumption, contribute to a cleaner environment, strengthen the local economy and enhance the economic viability of family farms.
Common Harvest CSA offers mostly vegetables and limited quantities of small fruits such as strawberries and blackberries. We sometimes bring in other local fruit when it is available from growers with sustainable production methods. In the past this has included peaches, melons, sweet corn and honey. We will always let you know when we do this and give information about the grower.
Please refer to our 2019 Season page for more detailed information about our season, share sizes, site locations and delivery options as well as pricing and how to sign up.
Ready to sign up to get your weekly share of vegetables? Click the new or returning member button below to sign up, or learn more, including new options for the 2019 season.
This multi-farm CSA is the cooperative effort of four certified organic farms: Moon on the Meadow Farm, Mellowfields Farm, Red Tractor Farm and Buller Family Farm. Please take a look at our Meet you Farmers Page for more information about the Common Harvest CSA Farms. We are excited to offer healthy, organic food straight from our farms to Lawrence and Kansas City residents, University of Kansas staff and students, and to employees at several area businesses and organizations.
CSAs, or community supported agriculture programs, provide weekly produce pick ups and deliveries for individuals and families, who in turn support the farms responsible for growing the produce through the purchase of a share, or subscription. These members get an in-depth experience of what it means to eat locally in North Eastern Kansas from the first stalks of asparagus in May to the frost-sweetened spinach of November. To say we as farmers appreciate the relationship with our members in an understatement. Our businesses prioritize CSA agreements because these members have dedicated their vegetable purchasing power to us for up to 28 weeks. That is a big commitment and an immense support for our farms.
We take pride in providing our CSA members with the highest quality local produce available, as well as the opportunity to support sustainable agriculture, reduce energy consumption, contribute to a cleaner environment, strengthen the local economy and enhance the economic viability of family farms.
Common Harvest CSA offers mostly vegetables and limited quantities of small fruits such as strawberries and blackberries. We sometimes bring in other local fruit when it is available from growers with sustainable production methods. In the past this has included peaches, melons, sweet corn and honey. We will always let you know when we do this and give information about the grower.
Please refer to our 2019 Season page for more detailed information about our season, share sizes, site locations and delivery options as well as pricing and how to sign up.
Ready to sign up to get your weekly share of vegetables? Click the new or returning member button below to sign up, or learn more, including new options for the 2019 season.