Community Supported Agriculture

How Our CSA Works

Our market-style CSA allows you to select your own fresh produce each week, choosing what your family likes best. Instead of a traditional box, you shop like a farmers’ market using your personal membership card.

Membership Card Benefits

Physical gift card provided upon joining
8% discount on all items, automatically applied at checkout
Card may be used during CSA weeks only

Dollar-Based System

We’ve transitioned from a points system to a simple dollar-value system using our Square POS for faster, smoother checkouts. Your 8% member discount is applied automatically.

Card Flexibility

Any unused balance at the end of the season carries over to the next year
Once you join, you remain a member until you decide to leave
Reload your card anytime (minimum $200) — just let us know and we’ll assist

Season Details

Price: $450 per membership
Duration: 20 weeks
Pickup Days: Tuesdays & Wednesdays
Start Date: First Tuesday and Wednesday in June
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

We will also offer on-your-honor sales before and after the official CSA season for any available produce.

Standard Crop Lineup

Hydroponic Produce: Red and Orange Beefsteak Tomatoes, Roma Tomatoes, Red Cherry & Grape Tomatoes, Orange Grape Tomatoes, English Cucumbers, Zucchini, Pole Beans, Basil, and Mixed Lettuce

Soil-Grown Produce: Red, Yellow & Green Bell Peppers, Orange & Rainbow Carrots, Mixed Beets, Garlic, Sweet Potatoes, Jalapeño Peppers, Anaheim Peppers, Red Watermelon, Muskmelon, Red/Yellow/White Onions, Asparagus, Kohlrabi, Red & Yellow Potatoes, Mixed Kale, and Rhubarb

How to Join:

To become a member:

Send a check for $450 payable to Ledgeview Gardens LLC.
Print and complete the order form (click the red button below).
Mail the completed form and check to the farm.

We no longer require a formal member agreement. A completed member order form is all that’s needed, as your full value stays securely on your farm card.

We will send a confirmation email as we approach the start of the season.

Farm Address (for mailing or drop-off): 5291 Cottonwood Lane De Pere, WI 54115

MEMBER INFO FORM

Below are some of the most common questions we get, but if you have any further questions about the CSA or how it works, contact Darren at 920-336-9652.

Frequently asked questions

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It is an idea buit around a community helping ensure the success of a local farm. The way the community is able to help is to buy a share from the CSA program that farm is putting on. After buying into the share you become part of that seasons CSA. You will then begin receiving a weekly box of seasonal vegetables, meats, and other products the farm produces.

Our CSA will be slightly different than most, we will be able to offer more desirable, high-quality produce for a longer season. Because we grow hydroponically as well as in the soil we can offer things like slicing tomatoes, seedless cucumbers, mixed lettuce, asparagus, and eggs from the first week in June through the last week in November.

A typical share will have a pound or two of tomatoes, a pint of cherry tomatoes, English slicing cucumbers, a bag of mixed lettuce, and a pound of asparagus. Also, seasonal garden vegetables like carrots, garlic, watermelon, and winter squash.

Community Supported Agriculture

Season Details

Standard Crop Lineup

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