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CSA 2010 Application

 

Sign up now for the 2010 Growing season Csa's!

By treating you and your family to the healthful goodness of Skipper Farms fresh Produce, you’ll not only be saving yourself precious time by letting us do much of your shopping for you, but also you'll be contributing to the success of sustainable agriculture and a small family farm. However, perhaps the best part is, our produce! It is local, fresher, better tasting, more nutritious, and a much better quality produce than from a supermarket (which is rarely local).


Our produce is picked fresh daily and sent straight to our markets for sale!
  About Csa's
CSA  shares do vary a lot from one season to the next and even weekly due to changing growing conditions. A CSA is not a buying club to fill your pantry. A CSA does give you locally grown fresh produce to provide the nutrional benefits that studies have shown are more beneficial to eat for better health. It also boosts the farmers capability to sustain local agriculture through profitability and providing a market for the crops.


Each week your CSA share will be available for you to pick up at your designated location either in Virginia Beach or Chesapeake. Additional items will be available from our large variety of produce, flowers, canned goods, nuts, cheeses, and free range eggs for you to purchase "a la carte".

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This year we are offering two share sizes. A family share and a couple share. All Shares will be provided for the 18 week period beginning June 4, 2010 thru October 1, 2010. A share consists of one basket per week to be picked up each friday. The price of a family share is $563.75 and the price of a couple share (2/3 the size of a family share) is $377.71 which includes sales tax  

Below are a few samples of what a family share can consist of each week throughout the growing season. These are merely some examples and are not guaranteed selections nor quantities, because of  the variations in weather and growing conditions. 

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May/June ex1

May/June ex2

May/June ex3

1 quart Strawberries

1 quart New  Potatoes

 

1 Cabbage

2 pounds May Peas

 

 

1 quart Strawberries

1 quart New Potatoes

1 bunch Spring Onions

 

1 ½ pounds Green Beans

5 Beets

1 head Romaine Lettuce

1 pounds Tomatoes

 

 

1 pounds Zuchinni

1 Lettuce

1 ½ pounds Spinach

1 head Cabbage

1 bunch Radishes

1 bunch Spring Onions

 

1 ½ pounds Spinach

2 Cucumbers

1 head Romaine Lettuce

 

1 pounds Yellow Squash or Zuchinni

6 ears Sweet Corn

 

 

July/August ex1

July/August ex2

July/August ex3

1 quart Peaches

9 ears Sweet Corn

1 quart okra

2 Cucumbers

1 pound Eggplant

3 pounds Red Potatoes

1 Watermelon

1 pint Grape Tomatoes

1 Seedless Watermelon

1 Cantaloupe

2 Sweet Onions

Melon

3 Colored Peppers

1 quart Salad Cucumbers

2 Sweet Onions

1 ½ pounds Green Beans

1 head Romaine Lettuce

9 ears Sweet Corn

2 pounds Tomatoes

1 quart Okra

3 pounds Ginger Gold Apples

1 heads Leaf Lettuce

1 Watermelon

1 ½ pounds Green Beans

3 pounds Potatoes

1 Cantaloupes

1 pounds Yellow Squash or Zuchinni

 1 pound squash

1 pound squash

2 Cucumbers

 

 

 

 

 

Sept./Oct. ex1

Sept./Oct. ex2

Sept./Oct. ex3

1 pound Grapes

3 pounds Potatoes

3 pounds McIntosh Apples

3 pounds Gala Apples

3 Colored Peppers

1 half gallon Apple Cider

1 Spaghetti Squash

2 pounds Turnips

1 head Broccoli

2 pounds Red Tomatoes

1 pound Lima Beans

1 Jack-o-Lantern Pumpkin

9 ears Sweet Corn

3 pounds Roma Tomatoes

1 ½ pounds Collard Greens

1 ½ pounds Green Beans

3 pounds York Apples

2 Cucumbers

3 Colored Peppers

1 heads Bibb Lettuce

1 Butternut Squash

1 Honeydew Melon

2 pounds Carrots

3 pounds Sweet Potatoes

1 head Romaine Lettuce

1 Cantaloupe

1 head Cabbage

1 Seedless Watermelon

1 Pie Pumpkins

1 Watermelon