Buying and Eating Local Food will
• improve your health
• delight your taste buds
• stretch your food budget
• increase income in your community (learn more)
• preserve farmland; and
• make you new friends
Winter is the time to sign up for your local farm share for the coming year. Last year, farm shares sold out before spring. Sign up now for 20-24 weeks of fresh local food. Learn more about Community Supported Agriculture.

Kitsap Farmers Offering CSA Farm Shares
Fill out the form below for someone to contact you with information about CSA shares in Kitsap for the 2009 season or follow the links below to view farm sites directly. If we are unable to find a farm CSA near to your home we will build a list of interested families to present to farmers willing to start a CSA.
Directory of Farms Offering CSA Farm Shares For Kitsap Residents
Directory of Farms Offering CSA Farm Shares For Kitsap Residents
Abundantly Green Certified Organic Produce
13274 Clear Creek Rd NW, Silverdale
8449 Lovgreen RD on Bainbridge Island
Poulsbo
Kingston
Hand Sown, Home Grown
Download Handsown and Homegrown CSA Brochure Here
I could use a map or list of Kitsap CSA Share farms to help me locate the nearest ones.
There is a great interactive farm map produced by the WSU extension office. I have placed a new link to it in our links section on the right hand column.
Jim
In 2009 there are no farms in the South Kitsap area offering CSA that we have been able to locate. Abundantly Green, Handsown and Homegrown and Pheasant Fields have said they are setting up weekly dropoff points in Port Orchard for their SK members. To get more information about that just click on their links above and speak directly to the farmers.
Abundantly Green will be using my office in downtown Port Orchard as a drop point. I put a link to their flyer on my site.
Wednesdays June 3 through October 7, 2009
NEW Wednesday pickup in downtown Port Orchard – 727 Prospect Street, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Can you set up the CSA list so we know where the individuals CSA Farmers are located? Esp. those of us from the South end where there are no local CSA’s right now
thanks
You can also check out the Puget Sound Fresh CSA Directory:
http://pugetsoundfresh.org/pdf/PSF-CSA-Directory.pdf
we are considering buying beef from B & B Farms. We cant find them on any website. Please let us know if they are in here or not.
Thanks
Carol
Hi Carol,
I did a little research but was unable to find this farm myself. Probably the best person to speak to about this would be Joe Keehn of Farmer George. He can be reached at (360) 876-3186. I would also point out that Holt Ranch and Perry Schermerhorn both sell locally raised beef. Perry can be reached at (253) 225-2226 and Marilyn Holt can be reached at (360) 692-2504. Thanks for thinking to buy local beef first.
do any CSA’s offer workshares? I’ve researched but not finding much…
What do you have in mind? As a farmer with a CSA, I don’t envision how this would work. What is your vision?
There should be a CSA share type program for meat as well as produce. I wonder if anyone has ever tried this? Do any CSA programs also provide eggs?
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