Each member commits for a full season (April – December). In case of joining during the current season, the price is determined by the number of remaining deliveries. To know more about the CSA concept, our philosophy and the content of the baskets, visit our
website!
Trial:
For new members, the first 4 baskets (2 baskets for biweekly subscriptions) are automatically a trial and without commitment. If you were already a member in 2025, you will have to explicitly request to activate the trial by sending us an email to
[email protected]
After signing up, you will get a
personal login to your own member page. From there, you’ll be able to see your subscription, manage changes, sign up for volunteering, report absences, and order extras.
Shifting/Absences:
Each member can shift their basket up to
three times per season: if you can’t pick up one week, you can just announce your absence and then move that box to another week and collect a double share then.
After doing that 3 times, and there are still moments when you (or a friend/neighbour) can/t pick up, you can simply cancel a box through your member page by announcing an absence. you can do that until 3 days before your box, so we don't harvest for you.
Volunteering:
From this year, the volunteering becomes a little bit more serious: we would like that each member commits to one volunteer afternoon per season. You can easily sign up via your member page and always see when your next shift is scheduled. We really would appreciate it if everyone came out to the farm at least once — to connect to the place where your food grows, strengthen our community, and share a few meaningful hours of work together.
If you don’t manage to attend any volunteer afternoon during the season, a extra contribution of €40 will be added to your final invoice. This works also the opposite way around: If you’d like to help out more, you can do so up to two extra afternoons per year; each extra participation discounts the price of your CSA share by €40. Of course, more volunteering is always welcome, but then it won’t lead to further reductions.
