2025 CSA Registration
2025 Summer Csa program
Projected Dates: June 11 – 13th thru October 22 – 24th
2025 Early Winter CSA extension
Projected Dates: October 29 – 31st thru December 3 – 5th
Pickups on Monday – Tuesday the week of Thanksgiving Nov. 24 – 25th
*Projected Start = dates subject to change pending weather
2025 Honey Boost
Temporarily Sold Out! Four distributions (1 lb bottle each) with your Full or Medium CSA share throughout the season. More Details
Join the wait list to claim your spot when more Honey Boosts become available or send an email to csa@gormanfarmscsa.com.
2025 Pork Share
Five distributions of heritage pork throughout the Summer CSA Season. More Details
(These shares are not available through online registration. Click here for enrollment instructions.)
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All PICK UPS ARE AT THE FARM Wednesday, Thursday or Friday from 2pm to 7pm
Summer CSA
As a member of the Gorman Farms CSA, you will receive an assortment of spring, summer and fall vegetables as the seasons change throughout the program. Starting around the first week of June, pickups happen weekly at the farm on your selected day. We will have everything setup like a farmer’s market with boards and labels guiding you through the selections.
The pickup process is interactive but also set up for those of you with time constraints. You can interact at your own pace or just get your produce and go.
Also available, complimentary and exclusive to all CSA memberships, is our “CSA Members Only Pick-Your-Own Flower and Herb Garden“, where you can pick a bouquet of flowers and/or fresh herbs each week as available.
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Early Winter CSA
The Early Winter CSA program is an extension into December starting the following week after the Summer CSA season ends. Only one share size is available. We plan for a mid-range share, between our standard Full and Medium share sizes. Keep in mind many of the items may be storage items and perishability should be less than the regular Summer Season. When the light and temperatures change into the end of November and December, the fresh eating crops will slow down. Mother Nature is in charge. You will see many of your favorite fall crops, plus some additional crops that aren’t produced until later.