Community Supported Agriculture:
At Ferme Pleine Lune, our main focus is our CSA program. CSA stands for 'Community Supported Agriculture', and is based in the concept of mutually shared abundance. This means that at the beginning of the season a member buys a 'share' in our yearly production which secures them fresh, organic vegetables each week and also allows us as farmers to have reliable income in order to focus on doing what we love (growing food!).
Each week the member is delivered their weekly portion of the harvest, which consists of a variety of just-picked, in season vegetables and herbs. Becoming a member of our CSA is making a commitment to local eating and to joining the growing community of people contributing to the bettering of our agriculture system, the protection of our water and soils and to the health of humans and wildlife alike.
For more information please see our F.A.Q page, or Sign Up Here!
Each week the member is delivered their weekly portion of the harvest, which consists of a variety of just-picked, in season vegetables and herbs. Becoming a member of our CSA is making a commitment to local eating and to joining the growing community of people contributing to the bettering of our agriculture system, the protection of our water and soils and to the health of humans and wildlife alike.
For more information please see our F.A.Q page, or Sign Up Here!
Our Summer CSA in a Nutshell:
What? Weekly shares of certified organic vegetables, grown on our farm in Low, QC. Where? Pick-ups are available in: Low, QC Aylmer, QC Chelsea, QC Wakefield, QC Ottawa, ON (Hintonburg) Ottawa, ON (Sandy Hill) See our delivery map HERE |
When? Deliveries run from June to mid October. Shares can be picked up between 3pm and 6 pm at all locations. Pick-ups happen between Tuesday and Thursday, and are location dependent. How Much? We offer Small, Regular, Large and Bi-weekly options. Payment can be made in 1, 3 or 6 installments. Bi-weekly- $400.00 Small- $400.00 Regular- $720.00 Large- $1050.00 See our payment rubric Here |