2027 Winter CSA in New York City

A Winter CSA keeps your connection to the farm going beyond the summer growing season. It brings seasonal vegetables into your kitchen when soups, roasted vegetables, braises, and hearty home cooking feel especially welcome. With pickup every other week, you can plan meals around your share and keep farm vegetables part of your winter routine.

Each share includes a changing selection of vegetables from Norwich Meadows Farm. Winter shares can include roots, potatoes, winter squash, cabbage, alliums, and greens, depending on availability. Some vegetables are harvested during the colder months, while others are stored from the fall harvest for winter eating. Contents vary by pickup.

On rare occasions in the past, we’ve supplemented shares with produce from other farms that share our growing philosophy. This helps us maintain variety when weather affects what we can provide from our own farm. We always let members know when a share includes produce from another farm.

Winter brings its own flavors and textures. Cold weather can bring out sweetness in hardy greens and roots, while vegetables such as squash, potatoes, and cabbage lend themselves to satisfying meals. It’s a season for discovering how much you can do with simple ingredients—roasting, simmering, sautéing, and making a pot of soup for the days ahead.

The season begins after the New Year and includes 10 pickups, held every other week. We’re finalizing the exact dates and will publish the full schedule before registration opens.

You choose your share size, and we select the vegetables based on seasonal availability. Part of the experience is cooking with familiar favorites and trying varieties you might not otherwise bring home.

You can arrange for someone else to collect your share during your scheduled pickup window. Missed shares cannot be refunded or credited. Please check your selected site’s pickup schedule and policies before registering.

A CSA gives you a steady supply of farm-fresh,  vegetables grown in Upstate NY, often the same varieties we grow for restaurants. Members get better flavor, more variety, and a more affordable way to enjoy seasonal produce boxes compared to buying vegetables at markets.

Joining a CSA helps small farms stay diverse and financially stable, which is crucial for getting real farm-direct vegetables. Because CSA members commit for the season, farms can plant a wider mix of crops—staples, specialties, and even the unusual varieties we trial—knowing the harvest has a home. That diversity strengthens the regional food system and ensures access to locally grown produce, not just what sells fastest in retail. Your CSA membership helps keep small-scale agriculture thriving for the communities it feeds.

We’re finalizing pickup sites in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, along with options in New Jersey and at our farm in Norwich, NY. For those who have been asking, we’re also planning pickup at Union Square Greenmarket. Confirmed locations and schedules will be announced before registration opens.

Whether you pick up your share directly from us at a farmers market or at one of our neighborhood CSA groups, you’re part of the same farm community and the same weekly harvest. Members across all these locations receive the same seasonal produce box, which connects different neighborhoods in a simple, meaningful way. Everyone is eating seasonally, supporting local agriculture, and keeping farm-fresh vegetables part of their daily life. That shared experience is what makes a CSA a true community.