CSA is simply an acronym for “Community Supported Agriculture,” which is a fancy and nuanced way of saying, a program in which members purchase a “share” of a farm’s harvest for a season. More or less, joining a CSA encourages you to participate in the gift of local and regenerative agriculture which supports a more local food economy. By joining our CSA, you help us provide holistically nutritious and delicious food to our community, empower us to care for and enrich our shared land and ecosystem, and contribute to a fair livelihood for farmers like us trying to do this good work.
Our CSA members pay an upfront cost which provides the financial soil we need at the beginning of each season so that we can work, around the clock, to provide you with a wide array of beautiful, unique, delicious, and healthy vegetables, herbs, fruits, meat, eggs, and add-ons each week. When you join our CSA you are investing in the toil and accompanying us in our mission to subvert unjust food systems, regenerate the land, and create community.
Our CSA members pay an upfront cost which provides the financial soil we need at the beginning of each season so that we can work, around the clock, to provide you with a wide array of beautiful, unique, delicious, and healthy vegetables, herbs, fruits, meat, eggs, and add-ons each week. When you join our CSA you are investing in the toil and accompanying us in our mission to subvert unjust food systems, regenerate the land, and create community.
Want to join our 2021 CSA?
Here's what you need to know...
Our regular CSA season is 30 weeks long and runs from Tuesday, May 18th - Tuesday, December 7th.
We offer a market-style set up which means you'll come to the farm, or one of our other designated pick-up locations, each week to visit with your farmers and hand select your products.
We offer a variety of styles and sizes and can work with you to discern or customize your share for the season.
Our produce lineup includes a wide range of common and not-so-common varieties selected for their exquisite beauty, taste, and nutrition and we seek to highlight heirloom varieties as much as possible.
You can find a list of some of our favorites here.
We offer a market-style set up which means you'll come to the farm, or one of our other designated pick-up locations, each week to visit with your farmers and hand select your products.
We offer a variety of styles and sizes and can work with you to discern or customize your share for the season.
Our produce lineup includes a wide range of common and not-so-common varieties selected for their exquisite beauty, taste, and nutrition and we seek to highlight heirloom varieties as much as possible.
You can find a list of some of our favorites here.
CSA Styles and Pricing |
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Farmer's Choice
Our "Farmer's Choice" share is the most traditional style of CSA available. Each week we will decide which products will be offered and you'll be able to make yes or no decisions based on the options we present. This is our most affordable share style. Your Choice Our "Your Choice" share is the most unique style of CSA available. Each week you will fully customize your share for the week by hand selecting your produce. This is our most appealing share style and choices are offered as "first come, first served." |
Farmer's Choice
Large Share - $30/week for 30 weeks Medium Share - $25/week for 30 weeks Small Share - $20/week for 30 weeks Biweekly Share - $26/week for 15 weeks Pay-As-You-Go - Large-$32; Medium-$27; Small-$22 Your Choice Large Share - $34/week for 30 weeks Medium Share - $29/week for 30 weeks Small Share - $24/week for 30 weeks Biweekly Share - $30/week for 15 weeks Pay-As-You-Go - Large-$36; Medium $31; Small-$26 |
CSA Egg Share
We offer pasture-laid eggs all year long! Our chickens are raised to free-range in open pasture each day from dawn until dusk and enjoy the space to walk, stretch, and even fly. Eggs can be purchased as a 10 dozen flexible pick up Egg Share for $60 or a-la-carte for $6.50 per dozen.
CSA Add-Ons
Beef
We welcomed beef cattle to our farm earlier this spring so that we could grow *good* beef for our community. Our cattle are free to roam around and eat as much grass as they'd like. Mimicking the moving patterns of wild grazers, our intentional rotations keep our pasture grasses healthy which keeps your beef healthy, and tasty! We offer 1/8 and 1/4 shares of beef in addition to our retail and a-la-carte cuts.
Pork
We raise heritage breed pigs throughout our woodlands and pasture. The diversity of their diet and the active lifestyle that they live makes for a happy, nutrient-dense, and delicious cut of pork.
We offer whole hogs, half hogs, and bulk purchase pricing in addition to our retail and a-la-carte cuts.
Bread
Farmer Michelle takes weekly orders for organic-flour-based loaves of bread each week.
Orders are limited to 1 loaf per customer and often feature herbs grown on the farm. Loaves can be purchased a-la-carte for $6.
Flowers
We grow flowers in our vegetable fields to embellish our natural ecosystem. We plant flower species that support our pollinators, work to mitigate pests, and add a pop of color to appease the eyes. Our beautiful and creative arrangements can be purchased a-la-carte for $5 to $15 a bouquet from June through September.
Sweets and Treats
Throughout the season we carry special sweets and treats for our community in our Barn Store. Examples include honey, Thanksgiving pies, syrups, jams, and more!
Third Way Farm Merch
There's no better way to help us spread the story than wearing your Third Way Farm shirts around town or bundling up in one of our wool fiber hats. Merchandise and seasonal gifts are available for sale in our Barn Store each week during your CSA pick-up.
We welcomed beef cattle to our farm earlier this spring so that we could grow *good* beef for our community. Our cattle are free to roam around and eat as much grass as they'd like. Mimicking the moving patterns of wild grazers, our intentional rotations keep our pasture grasses healthy which keeps your beef healthy, and tasty! We offer 1/8 and 1/4 shares of beef in addition to our retail and a-la-carte cuts.
Pork
We raise heritage breed pigs throughout our woodlands and pasture. The diversity of their diet and the active lifestyle that they live makes for a happy, nutrient-dense, and delicious cut of pork.
We offer whole hogs, half hogs, and bulk purchase pricing in addition to our retail and a-la-carte cuts.
Bread
Farmer Michelle takes weekly orders for organic-flour-based loaves of bread each week.
Orders are limited to 1 loaf per customer and often feature herbs grown on the farm. Loaves can be purchased a-la-carte for $6.
Flowers
We grow flowers in our vegetable fields to embellish our natural ecosystem. We plant flower species that support our pollinators, work to mitigate pests, and add a pop of color to appease the eyes. Our beautiful and creative arrangements can be purchased a-la-carte for $5 to $15 a bouquet from June through September.
Sweets and Treats
Throughout the season we carry special sweets and treats for our community in our Barn Store. Examples include honey, Thanksgiving pies, syrups, jams, and more!
Third Way Farm Merch
There's no better way to help us spread the story than wearing your Third Way Farm shirts around town or bundling up in one of our wool fiber hats. Merchandise and seasonal gifts are available for sale in our Barn Store each week during your CSA pick-up.
CSA Pick-Up Locations
On the Farm
Tuesdays and Fridays
601 Robinhood Road
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
At Market
The Havre de Grace Farmer's Market on Saturdays
The Aberdeen Farmer's Market on Thursdays
Pairings Bistro
Tuesdays
2015 Laurel Bush Rd
Bel Air MD 21015
Tuesdays and Fridays
601 Robinhood Road
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
At Market
The Havre de Grace Farmer's Market on Saturdays
The Aberdeen Farmer's Market on Thursdays
Pairings Bistro
Tuesdays
2015 Laurel Bush Rd
Bel Air MD 21015
Want to know what our farm-ily has to say?
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“We can't express in words quite what Third Way Farm means to us. We have been members of the CSA for 6 years now. We nourished our toddler with the organic seasonal veggies that grow here and made homemade baby food when our second began eating. We love their holistic approach to growing food. It is rooted in love for the community, the environment, and a deep faith. We are proud lifelong members and we encourage anyone who wants to feel good about what's on their plate to join us in signing up every year. |
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We are farming on land that was once inhabited by the indigenous peoples of the Piscataway and Susquehannock tribes. We recognize that this land was unjustly taken from them without their permission. We hope our lives upon and care for this land will honor their legacy and wisdom in living harmoniously with this place.
Third Way Farm
Barn Store Hours
Tuesdays 3-5:45pm
Fridays 3-5:15pm
601 Robinhood Road
Havre de Grace, Maryland 21078
717-669-1351
Barn Store Hours
Tuesdays 3-5:45pm
Fridays 3-5:15pm
601 Robinhood Road
Havre de Grace, Maryland 21078
717-669-1351