2025 Fall CSA Registration
Our Fall CSA kicks off soon! Registration is open to new members. See below for details!
Why join a "CSA"?
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a mutually-beneficial relationship between farmer and customer or "shareholder" in which both share in the bounty and risk of sustainable agriculture. In exchange for a pre-season fee paid by the shareholder, the farmer commits to providing the shareholder with a box of fresh vegetables on a weekly basis. The shareholder accepts the risk that crop variety may change with the risks inherent in agriculture. The farmer accepts the responsibility of providing shareholders with consistency and quality each week.
By joining a farmshare or CSA program, you are becoming a part of the farm and investing in us so that we can grow your food. Your upfront investment helps us take good care of the crops and purchase materials in the spring when the farm is not generating income. Then we turn that investment into healthful food and return it to you throughout the season!
Our CSA is about good food and fellowship. We grow following the organic growing standards so you can be sure your produce is as fresh, healthy, and nutritious as possible.
We offer a Summer CSA that runs from June to October, and a Fall CSA that runs from October to December. When we have enough produce available in the "off-season" of January to May, we offer "a la carte" ordering for our members.
By joining a farmshare or CSA program, you are becoming a part of the farm and investing in us so that we can grow your food. Your upfront investment helps us take good care of the crops and purchase materials in the spring when the farm is not generating income. Then we turn that investment into healthful food and return it to you throughout the season!
Our CSA is about good food and fellowship. We grow following the organic growing standards so you can be sure your produce is as fresh, healthy, and nutritious as possible.
We offer a Summer CSA that runs from June to October, and a Fall CSA that runs from October to December. When we have enough produce available in the "off-season" of January to May, we offer "a la carte" ordering for our members.
Summer 2025 CSA Information
Our Summer 2025 CSA is concluding, and Fall 2025 CSA is kicking off!
If you are curious about our offerings for the Summer CSA, you can check out our 2025 Summer CSA Member Agreement and Guide. Information for Summer 2026 CSA will be posted in January 2026.
If you'd like to be notified when Summer CSA 2026 registration is open to new members, email us at [email protected].
If you are curious about our offerings for the Summer CSA, you can check out our 2025 Summer CSA Member Agreement and Guide. Information for Summer 2026 CSA will be posted in January 2026.
If you'd like to be notified when Summer CSA 2026 registration is open to new members, email us at [email protected].
Fall 2025 CSA Information
FALL CSA 2025 Share Options
Vegetable Share – Full (Weekly) ($240): A weekly share of 25 credits of vegetables for a total of 8 weeks. Tuesday shares begin October 28 and end December 16, with the week of Thanksgiving being a MONDAY NOV 24 pickup. Friday shares begin October 31 and end December 19, with the week of Thanksgiving being a TUESDAY NOV 25 pickup.
Vegetable Share – Half (Biweekly) ($136): An every-other-week share of 25 credits of vegetables for a total of 4 pickup weeks. Tuesday pickup options: Group 1 option dates: 10/28, 11/11, 11/24 (a MONDAY due to THANKSGIVING), 12/9. Group 2 option dates: 11/4, 11/18, 12/2, 12/16. Friday pickup options: Group 1 dates: 10/31, 11/14, 11/25 (a TUESDAY due to Thanksgiving), 12/12. Group 2 dates: 11/7, 11/21, 12/5, 12/19.
Vegetable Share – Light (Weekly) ($184): A weekly share of vegetables containing 3-5 items totaling 15 credits for a total of 8 weeks. Tuesday shares begin October 28 and end December 16, with the week of Thanksgiving being a MONDAY NOV 24 pickup. Friday shares begin October 31 and end December 19, with the week of Thanksgiving being a TUESDAY NOV 25 pickup.
CSA Pickup Location Options
University Ave Pickup Location
Parking Lot across from Zen Clay/Ta-Khrai Thai (2885 University Ave Morgantown WV 26505)
Farm Pickup Location
710 Goshen Rd Morgantown WV 26508
Southern States Cooperative
1974 Hunters Way, Morgantown, WV 26505
Payment Options
You may pay in full or in two installments. Payment can be made online via your secure online member account by debit or credit card, or by check. We require an initial payment to reserve your share, $50 of which is a non-refundable deposit.
Details and Terms in our Member Agreement
Please see our 2025 Fall Membership Agreement and Guide for details on payment terms, logistics, share customization. When you register for our CSA, you agree to the Member Agreement terms.
Vegetable Share – Full (Weekly) ($240): A weekly share of 25 credits of vegetables for a total of 8 weeks. Tuesday shares begin October 28 and end December 16, with the week of Thanksgiving being a MONDAY NOV 24 pickup. Friday shares begin October 31 and end December 19, with the week of Thanksgiving being a TUESDAY NOV 25 pickup.
Vegetable Share – Half (Biweekly) ($136): An every-other-week share of 25 credits of vegetables for a total of 4 pickup weeks. Tuesday pickup options: Group 1 option dates: 10/28, 11/11, 11/24 (a MONDAY due to THANKSGIVING), 12/9. Group 2 option dates: 11/4, 11/18, 12/2, 12/16. Friday pickup options: Group 1 dates: 10/31, 11/14, 11/25 (a TUESDAY due to Thanksgiving), 12/12. Group 2 dates: 11/7, 11/21, 12/5, 12/19.
Vegetable Share – Light (Weekly) ($184): A weekly share of vegetables containing 3-5 items totaling 15 credits for a total of 8 weeks. Tuesday shares begin October 28 and end December 16, with the week of Thanksgiving being a MONDAY NOV 24 pickup. Friday shares begin October 31 and end December 19, with the week of Thanksgiving being a TUESDAY NOV 25 pickup.
CSA Pickup Location Options
University Ave Pickup Location
Parking Lot across from Zen Clay/Ta-Khrai Thai (2885 University Ave Morgantown WV 26505)
- Tuesday pickup only: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Farm Pickup Location
710 Goshen Rd Morgantown WV 26508
- Tuesday pickup: 4pm to 8:00pm
- Friday EARLY option pickup: 12pm to 8pm
- Friday PM pickup: 4pm-8:00pm
Southern States Cooperative
1974 Hunters Way, Morgantown, WV 26505
- Friday pickup only: 4pm-6pm
Payment Options
You may pay in full or in two installments. Payment can be made online via your secure online member account by debit or credit card, or by check. We require an initial payment to reserve your share, $50 of which is a non-refundable deposit.
Details and Terms in our Member Agreement
Please see our 2025 Fall Membership Agreement and Guide for details on payment terms, logistics, share customization. When you register for our CSA, you agree to the Member Agreement terms.
How do I sign up?
Registration is currently open to new members for our Fall 2025 CSA. You can register via our Farmigo CSA Management Software at this link: csa.farmigo.com/join/mountainharvestfarm/FallCSA2025
If you're not interested in Fall CSA, but would like to be notified when Summer CSA 2026 registration opens, please email us at [email protected]
If you're not interested in Fall CSA, but would like to be notified when Summer CSA 2026 registration opens, please email us at [email protected]
What does a typical share box include?Each week we carefully curate a "Farmers Pick" CSA box of our premium quality fresh vegetables. Full and Half share members will receive 5-10 items in their boxes totaling 25 credits; Light shares will be 3-5 items for a total of 15 credits.
Our selection is based on what's in season, and we strive to offer variety and items that complement each other for meal preparation. To get a sense of our products, check this page: What we grow The weight of your box will vary throughout the year since in June you will get a lot of salad items and September brings heavier items like winter squash and sweet potatoes. You will receive an email letting you know what is in our curated "Farmers Pick" box for the week. If you choose, you can customize your box for the week or add additional items (see below). We offer a variety of add-on items that can be purchased as a la carte additions to your weekly boxes. We are planning to offer eggs, mushrooms, coffee, herbs, flowers, honey, maple syrup, and other items as add-ons this year. |
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Can I choose what's in my box each week?
Yes! We have several ways of providing our members with choices each week, and ensuring that people go home only with items that they will use and love!
Members will have an online account. Each week you'll get an email letting you know what items we have curated in the Farmers Pick box that week. If it looks good to you, you don't have to do anything more, and we'll see you on your pick up day. You can also go into your account and trade out items in your box for other items that we have available at the farm that week. That way, if you aren't a kale fan, you can choose another item that week - maybe tomatoes, or onions! We'll pack your tailored box accordingly! You can preview our software system here.
We use "credits" in our software to assign a value to individual items in order to allow for box compilation and easy trading. For example, you can trade 6 credits of lettuce for 4 zucchini valued at 1 credit and a 2 credit pepper. We use round credit numbers for easy trading. For example, a zucchini migh be worth $1.25 if you bought it at the farmers market, but it might be listed in our software as 1 credit to allow for easy trading. The overall share cost considers the value of your share overall over the course of the season.
Add-on produce: If you are planning a special meal or need additional veggies beyond the value of your weekly box, you can purchase extra items via your online member account each week if you link a debit or credit card.
Members will have an online account. Each week you'll get an email letting you know what items we have curated in the Farmers Pick box that week. If it looks good to you, you don't have to do anything more, and we'll see you on your pick up day. You can also go into your account and trade out items in your box for other items that we have available at the farm that week. That way, if you aren't a kale fan, you can choose another item that week - maybe tomatoes, or onions! We'll pack your tailored box accordingly! You can preview our software system here.
We use "credits" in our software to assign a value to individual items in order to allow for box compilation and easy trading. For example, you can trade 6 credits of lettuce for 4 zucchini valued at 1 credit and a 2 credit pepper. We use round credit numbers for easy trading. For example, a zucchini migh be worth $1.25 if you bought it at the farmers market, but it might be listed in our software as 1 credit to allow for easy trading. The overall share cost considers the value of your share overall over the course of the season.
Add-on produce: If you are planning a special meal or need additional veggies beyond the value of your weekly box, you can purchase extra items via your online member account each week if you link a debit or credit card.
What if I go on vacation and have to miss a week?
We have a flex policy that allows members to skip weeks:
In the summer, weekly members can skip two weeks: one is scheduled as a makeup week and the credits from the other week can be spent for veggie add-ons from our farm during other weeks in the summer season. In the summer, biweekly members can skip one week and can either receive a makeup week or credits to use for add-on veggies.
In the fall season, all members receive one flex week for which they'll receive credits to use for add-on veggies in the fall season. See our member agreement for details.
In the summer, weekly members can skip two weeks: one is scheduled as a makeup week and the credits from the other week can be spent for veggie add-ons from our farm during other weeks in the summer season. In the summer, biweekly members can skip one week and can either receive a makeup week or credits to use for add-on veggies.
In the fall season, all members receive one flex week for which they'll receive credits to use for add-on veggies in the fall season. See our member agreement for details.
Other Local and Ethically-sourced items we offer
We offer additional items from our farm and from other local farms which members can add on to their weekly orders if they have a paypal or credit card linked as a payment method. Here are some of the items we offer as add-ons:
Pasture-raised GMO-free soy-free Eggs
We offer pasture-raised eggs from hens raised on our farm as add-ons. We rotate the chickens around on our pasture, and feed them GMO-free soy-free feed from Ernst Feed and Livestock (Maryland).
Pasture-raised GMO-free soy-free Chicken
We also offer cuts of chicken meat: breast, thighs, drumsticks, wings, etc. from chickens raised on our farm. We rotate the chickens around on our pasture, and feed them GMO-free soy-free feed from Ernst Feed and Livestock (Maryland).
Mushrooms
We offer delicious mushrooms as an add-on from our neighbors down Goshen Rd, the amazing Mon Valley Mushrooms!
Local pork and beef
We will offer local meats from our trusted local producer partners such as Daystar Farm.
Coffee
FIRSTHAND coffee is fair-trade and top quality. FIRSTHAND Coffee Cooperative is a Morgantown-based cooperative that is committed to sustainable economic development. FIRSTHAND sources coffee directly from small farmer cooperatives in Nicaragua, cutting out the middlemen in the coffee supply chain in order to ensure that those farmers are getting a fair price and can make a decent livelihood. And the coffee is delicious too!
Other Local items
We currently source the other items for add-on purchase for CSA members: honey (R&A Honey, Parsons, WV); maple syrup (Heasley Homestead, Bruceton Mills, WV).
We offer pasture-raised eggs from hens raised on our farm as add-ons. We rotate the chickens around on our pasture, and feed them GMO-free soy-free feed from Ernst Feed and Livestock (Maryland).
Pasture-raised GMO-free soy-free Chicken
We also offer cuts of chicken meat: breast, thighs, drumsticks, wings, etc. from chickens raised on our farm. We rotate the chickens around on our pasture, and feed them GMO-free soy-free feed from Ernst Feed and Livestock (Maryland).
Mushrooms
We offer delicious mushrooms as an add-on from our neighbors down Goshen Rd, the amazing Mon Valley Mushrooms!
Local pork and beef
We will offer local meats from our trusted local producer partners such as Daystar Farm.
Coffee
FIRSTHAND coffee is fair-trade and top quality. FIRSTHAND Coffee Cooperative is a Morgantown-based cooperative that is committed to sustainable economic development. FIRSTHAND sources coffee directly from small farmer cooperatives in Nicaragua, cutting out the middlemen in the coffee supply chain in order to ensure that those farmers are getting a fair price and can make a decent livelihood. And the coffee is delicious too!
Other Local items
We currently source the other items for add-on purchase for CSA members: honey (R&A Honey, Parsons, WV); maple syrup (Heasley Homestead, Bruceton Mills, WV).
What do our members like about our CSA?
From our Member Surveys:
"We love that the produce lasts so much longer than most grocery store produce options. We really enjoy supporting the humans behind community agriculture. We are also very appreciative of your farm's commitment to organic practices."
"The flavor of the produce! They like to say we lose our taste buds as we age, but your produce tastes exactly like the homegrown produce of my youth. It was delicious and a constant treat."
"I saved a lot of money on groceries this year (organic in the stores is expensive) and we ate much healthier."
"Nice clean veggies and easy pickups."
"Excellent quality, efficient communication and service. "
"I liked being able to customize my box! "
