Our half CSA share is designed for a 1-2 person family and our full share is designed for 1-2 vegetarians or a family of 3-4 people.
A typical week will include 6-8 different food items, including larger quantities of greens, roots, and fruiting vegetables according to the season. The season is 23 weeks long and begins in June. Our CSA is market style, which means the harvest is displayed and you choose your items based on your share size. Members also have access to our pick-your-own field, where you can harvest flowers, herbs, and additional veggies, like beans or cherry tomatoes. Please bring reusable produce bags to carry your vegetables home.
Half Share Contributor Price: $835
Cover the full expense of producing the share
Half Share Community Price: $625 (~$27/week)
Pay the value that aligns with average market pricing
Sliding Scale 25% off
For those who could use a little help making farm fresh food affordable
Sliding Scale 50% off
For those with limited income or access to resources
Sliding Scale 75% off
For households with income aligning with SNAP benefits or experiencing significant financial hardship
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At Phillies Bridge Farm Project, our CSA is rooted in community, care, and respect. We ask all members to uphold these values in their interactions with farm staff and fellow members. When we treat one another with kindness and consideration, we create a safe and welcoming space for everyone. If behavior or language undermines this sense of respect or safety, we may request that you end your CSA membership.
Please note: CSA Shares are Non-Refundable.
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Choose the share that works for you. We offer multiple pricing tiers so members can self-select the level that feels right:
Community Share (standard price)
Contributor Share (slide-up option to support broader access)
Sliding Scale Shares (25%, 50%, and 70% off, including SNAP-eligible tier)
Our sliding scale model helps make local food accessible to more families, while contributor shares help us meet the true cost of farming, especially labor, materials, and land stewardship.
Located on 65 scenic acres in the Hudson Valley of New York State, Phillies Bridge Farm Project is a not-for-profit, woman run, working farm. Our mission is to promote local sustainable agriculture, to provide CSA shareholders with abundant organically grown vegetables and herbs, to share part of the harvest with people in need, and to educate people of all ages about the sources of healthy food.
Visit our website to learn more about CSA membership https://www.philliesbridge.org/csa
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