CSA
Community Supported Agriculture
Locally grown fresh, seasonal produce from our garden.
Regenerative, low-till, all-natural farming methods.
No chemical fertilizers or pesticides ever used.
Weekly newsletter featuring garden updates and weekly produce
Cut flower add-on available
2026 CSA Details
Each Season Lasts 10 Weeks.
Spring/Summer Season
19 May – 22 July
Fall Season
8 Sept - 11 Nov
SMALL BOX
$350
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6-7 products
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Enough for 2 people
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Valued at $35 per week
Ideal for couples or individuals, who don't cook with as much fresh produce, and a great way to try some new vegetables!
LARGE BOX
$400
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9-10 products
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Enough for 4 people
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Valued at $40 per week
Best for families and those who like to prep meals ahead. This share gives you the widest variety of all our delicious vegetables, herbs, and fruit!
Included With Your Box
Locally grown, fresh seasonal produce from our garden
Weekly CSA newsletter with information about your vegetables and the farm, recipes featuring the weekly harvest, and photos from the farm.
Monthly Spring Forest newsletter
Pick-up Sites
Soapstone UMC
12837 Norwood Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27613
Tuesdays 4:30-5:30pm
The Garden at Spring Forest
1907 New Sharon Church Rd Hillsborough, NC 27278
Wednesdays 5-6pm
Your support is invaluable to the work of Spring Forest as we seek to feed the community and create a community for refugees among us and all who seek to care for each other and the earth.
Thank you for sharing the word and inviting your friends, families, neighbors, and co-workers to join our CSA!
Endorsements
I was a subscriber to both the spring and fall sessions this past year. I found myself excited each week to see what bounty might await my pick-up, and then relished the opportunity that followed to prepare and enjoy hearty, healthy, and local vegetables and herbs throughout the week. Through Spring Forest newsletter and website, and other sources as well, I discovered new and interesting ways to prepare offerings such as stir-fry radishes and turnip greens along with the turnip, oven-baked "fried" green tomatoes, brightly colored swiss chard, and butternut squash soup, just to name a few. I will indeed be signing for the sessions in 2026!
–Terry A
What we appreciate most about the Spring Forest CSA is how nourishing it is on every level. The produce is wonderful, of course, but it also feels deeply meaningful to support a community rooted in hospitality, care for the earth, and solidarity with neighbors. It’s rare to find food that feeds both body and soul.
–Ruth & Joe
We have been members of Spring Forest CSA for 2 years. The small shares are very generous for 2 of us and often last more than a week. The freshness and taste of the food is unparalleled to anything i can buy locally. There is so much life in the food it feels really nourishing. I've also discovered some new favorites i wouldn't have tried otherwise such as air-fryer okra. Yum! Yum!
–jp
What a joy it is for our family to participate in Spring Forest's CSA! The produce is delicious and the fellowship supreme. My two young boys only eat carrots from Spring Forest, and they ask regularly when we can pick up our veggies again so they can also enjoy the peaceful surroundings, the swings, and a chat with Farmer Elaine about God and her goats.
–Hannah
We deeply value farming that is rooted in care for the land and a genuine commitment to community. Spring Forest Farmastery is such a place. Its produce is grown with intention, humility, prayer, and a profound respect for the land. Their unwavering devotion to cultivating both a thriving farm and a connected community can be felt in the vibrant, nutrient-rich food they produce. We are grateful to farm alongside our Spring Forest neighbors and recommend their CSA for beautiful produce that nourishes body and soul while supporting local agriculture, thriving ecosystems, and a regenerative, community-centered future.
–Rob and Cheri at Whitted Bowers Farm, Cedar Grove, NC