Young Vegetable Plants Kingston Farms, WA

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)

Would you like to receive a box of fresh-picked vegetables every week or two? If so, CSA may be the perfect fit for you.

What is CSA?

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) started in the 1980s. It’s a beautiful way for families to connect with farmers. As a family, you can count on a steady stream of fresh produce during the season. (With the caveat that occasionally “Mother Nature” has her own plans and some harvests differ accordingly). As a farming family, CSA makes it easier for us to plan how much of each type of crop to grow. Learn more about CSA’s here. If CSA isn’t the right fit, check out more ways to buy including our farm stand in Kingston, WA.

How CSA Works

Simply purchase your subscription before the season begins then relax. Whether you choose weekly or bi-weekly service from approximately mid/late July through mid-October, a box filled with a variety of fresh produce will be ready for you to pick up at Fat Turnip Farms. The peak of our season usually begins in August, so this is when the most choices are available.

Want to fill your own box? Let us know.

FAT TURNIP FARMS 2025 CSA PROGRAM

CSA ordering is OPEN for the 2025 season until sold out. As of 2-20 there are 3 left.

How to Join our CSA Program:
You may pay directly with check to: Fat Turnip Farms, CSA P.O. Box 1412 Kingston, WA 98346.

To pay by credit card, email a request for an e-invoice to fatturnipfarms@hotmail.com

or CLICK HERE to go to our online store.

For questions regarding the program, phone us at 425-286-3226.

Select weekly or bi-weekly boxes of our produce and Eastern Washington fruit at your option.

If we can start in June, boxes will likely contain mixes of lettuce, beets (red and golden), cucumbers, turnips, radishes, summer squash, broccoli, spinach, and new potatoes. These are usually the first items whether starting in June or July.

In July, green beans, yellow beans, peas, pickling cucumbers, broccoli, cabbage, kohlrabi, cauliflower, potatoes, carrots (orange and yellow), and herbs can be added to the mix.

In August, we are usually able to add Walla Walla sweet onions, mixed peppers (hot and sweet), eggplant, basil, melons, sweet corn (white, yellow, bi-color), and tomatoes. The latter part of August includes brussels sprouts and artichokes, although they may start early if they overwinter well.

September likely includes cantaloupe, leeks, a large variety of winter squash, and a random mix of the above items.

October offerings usually include winter squash, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, sweet potatoes, brussels sprouts, beets, Eastern Washington apples, pears, and other miscellaneous products.

Our goal is to provide a hearty mix of vegetables throughout the growing season. As the season changes, the mix of produce will change accordingly and continue into October. Every crop we grow is not listed here, and weather can alter the start and end dates of each particular vegetable. Each CSA share will be assigned to one of our staff along with a contact phone number. If you are going to be out of town, have questions or need to make some changes regarding your CSA, your Fat Turnip Farms staff person will be your point of contact for the entire season.

Program start and end dates are weather dependent as well as the start and end times for each crop.

CSA 2025 OPTIONS

Weekly On-Farm Pick Up
July to October (start and end dates depend on seasonal weather) pick up your box every week at the farm.

Bonuses

One U-Pick one fresh flower bouquet every week on your pickup day.
Pick your own pumpkins in October on your final pickup day of the season. Maximum of 4 pumpkins.

Bi-Weekly On-Farm Pick Up
Mid-July to mid-October, pick up your box every other week (approx. 8 – 10 boxes, depending on the weather) at the farm.