Summer CSA Shares
Weekly deliveries – 22 weeks
from June 1 – October 30, 2026
COST:
Large $875 – Medium $675 – Small $500
affirm and klarna payment plans available
SNAP (& HIP) eligible cost:
Large $725 – Medium $525 – Small $425
To reserve your spot and arrange a payment plan, please contact us at farm@mhof.net
ADD ONS:
Flower Share – $125
for at least 10 weekly bouquets (around 25 stems)
Egg Share – $220
for 22 weekly deliveries with your share
($10 per dozen)
Pick-up sites include Athol, Auburn, Brookfield, Gardner, Holden, and Worcester locations or at the farm in Barre.
Pick up days vary by location.
Please note that early in the season there is less food available, with the heaviest times being mid-August – October.
If you order after the CSA season begins, prices will be pro-rated based on the week you order.
Order your summer share
Fall CSA Shares
Weekly deliveries – 4 weeks from November 2 – 25
Fall Shares are available in one size. Weekly averages are between 7-11 lbs. depending on the season.
COST: $170
SNAP (& HIP eligible) COST: $160
To reserve your spot and arrange a payment plan, please contact us at farm@mhof.net
ADD ONS:
Egg Share – $40
for 4 weekly deliveries with your share
($10 per dozen)
Pick-up sites include Athol, Auburn, Brookfield, Gardner, Holden, and Worcester locations or at the farm in Barre.
Pick up days vary by location.
Order your fall share
Produce Share – Fall 2026
Egg Share – Fall 2026
FAQs
What is Community Supported Agriculture?
Historically, a CSA was established to more directly connect farmers and consumers; get money up front to farmers when they really need it, get consumers the freshest and most nutritious produce; and take a little bit of the risk out of farming with a guaranteed market for the farmer. We have been running a CSA since 1992 on our farm. Upon receipt of your reservation and deposit, we will send a confirmation. Is cash flow a problem? Contact us for alternate payment schedules that will have the share paid off by the end of the season.
How do I know this CSA food is Organic?
Many Hands Organic Farm was certified organic by NOFA/Mass, the Northeast Organic Farming Association/Massachusetts Chapter, from 1987 to 2000, and by NOFA/Mass Organic Certification from 2001-2003. The NOFA/Mass Certification Program changed its name to Baystate Organic Certifiers in 2004; we are presently certified by them. We are happy to explain our practices and answer your questions about how your food is grown – just send us an email at farm@mhof.net.
Where and when can I pick up my share?
Check out our Pick-up Locations and Times page to choose the best place for you when ordering
What can I expect in my share?
Visit our Share Gallery to see what past shares have received and when you can expect certain items