The freshest yet

We offer a farm-to-member CSA. This means that we pick it, pack it and bring it to your door or have it ready for you at the farmers’ market or in our barn. Grown just for you. How much fresher can you get?!

The choice is yours

Three values of shares to choose from:

• The Field - seasonal vegetables, herbs and fruit. 

• The Original - produce, farm fresh eggs, local artisan bread, a preserve (i.e. jam, pickles) and a bouquet of flowers.

•  The Full Diet - produce, farm fresh eggs, local artisan bread, a preserve, bouquet of flowers, local pasture raised meat, dairy and a specialty items (i.e. flour, mushrooms, honey). 

A flexible farm share

We offer multiple schedules to allow flexibility for our customers.

• Full season

• Half season

• Single date delivery.

West county delivery

Our delivery zone is everything west of the CT river in Franklin and Hampshire counties in Massachusetts.

• This includes: the towns of Ashfield, Bernardston, Buckland, Charlemont, Colrain, Conway, Deerfield, Goshen, Greenfield, Hawley, Heath, Leyden, Rowe, Shelburne, Cummington, Worthington, Plainfield, Goshen, Williamsburg, Westhampton, Northampton, Easthampton.

Three seasons

We grow through the spring, summer and fall. Eat with the seasons and choose which seasonal share(s) you would like.

• Early season

• Main season

• Late season.

Payment options

The fastest way to order your CSA is to purchase here, on our website. We also appreciate Venmo, check or cash since we are not charged for those services. Contact us to learn how you can use your SNAP/HIP card to pay for your CSA or fill out this form. Fill out the form below if you would like help paying for your CSA with our Hart Farm sponsorship fund. Pay for your box at the Greenfield Farmers Markets or stop by the farm! Venmo at Conwayhartfarm. Payments and single delivery sign-up must be made earlier than Wednesday before the Friday delivery date.

The Hart Farm CSA is designed to make fresh, local food accessible to all. We believe that minimizing the distance between the food eater and the food grower builds greater health and social integrity.  Developing a personal relationship with those who eat the food that we grow is important to us.   Building a direct connection between grower and consumer allows us all to better understand our environmental and social impact.

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, but what it really means is: Fresh, weekly, locally grown vegetables for you and your family! CSA is a business model that many farms have been implementing for decades to maintain financial security and consistency. It is a way for the community to be involved in the well-being of local agriculture and for consumers to be active participants in understanding and enjoying their food system.

We understand that getting to the farmers’ market or the local grocery store can be difficult when living rurally. Though our western Mass. population is spread out, it is a strong community that we are committed to supporting. We want everyone in this beloved region to enjoy the foods of the land and to lead healthy, sustaining lives.