Hell or High Water Farm CSA Member Agreement
Please fill out this form to sign up for the 2024 Hell or High Water Farm CSA. Once we receive a signed CSA Member Agreement we will send confirmation and invoice via Square.
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2024 Hell or High Water Farm CSA Update
In effort to reduce our carbon footprint and increase the efficacy of our sustainable growing practices in 2024, we are ceasing delivery to pick up locations in neighborhoods across King County. As such, CSA Shares may be picked up at our tent at the Capitol Hill Farmers Market in Seattle or at the farm in Enumclaw. Additionally, we will not be hosting a Facebook Group for our CSA Members this year. We hope these changes will yield positive opportunities to know your farmer and foster support in our community. We're excited to invite CSA Members back to the farm for seasonal gatherings and work parties this year, and we'll give you plenty of advance notice to mark your calendars!
Community Supported Agriculture
Delivery of our CSA will begin in mid-June, as we near the summer solstice, and will continue for 15 weeks ending in mid-October, as we approach the Persephone period, when plants cease growing in the fall. Breaks will be scheduled every few weeks throughout the season: the weeks of June 30th, July 28th, September 1st, and September 29th. Please be aware these proposed dates are estimates and may be subject to change due to seasonal conditions. Throughout the season, we may host work parties and potluck gatherings at the farm for all interested CSA members. 

As we work on strengthening our resilience against a changing climate, it's important to note that unpredictable weather conditions might unexpectedly affect the availability of our products. Our CSA is a traditional community supported agriculture program. If you are new to CSA, please read the excerpt below from the USDA to learn more about the CSA model.  

"Community Supported Agriculture consists of a community of individuals who pledge support to a farm operation so that the farm becomes, either legally or spiritually, the community's farm, with the growers and consumers providing mutual support and sharing the risks and benefits of food production. In a traditional CSA model…

* Members share the risks and benefits of food production with the farmer.
* Members buy a share of the farm’s production before each growing season.
* In return, they receive regular distributions of the farm’s bounty throughout the season.
* The farmer receives advance working capital, gains financial security, earns better crop prices, and benefits from the direct marketing plan."
Work Share $0
Our Work Share program was a hit last year, so we're offering it again! Returning for the season, we are looking for hands-on support from our CSA community to help pack CSA Shares. By signing up for a Work Share, you commit to help us pack up vegetables for 2 hours every week of the CSA season. Work Share CSA Members must be available to join us at the farm on either Wednesday (FULL) or Friday from 1 PM to 3 PM most weeks from mid-June to mid-October. In return for your hands-on support, you will receive one Full Share for the 2024 CSA season. Only four Work Shares available this season; two each day.
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Full Share $525 *Best Value*
Our most popular CSA Share with the best value! Farmers' choice selection of vegetables distributed for 15 weeks from mid-June to mid-October, with four breaks on the weeks of June 30th, July 28th, September 1st, and September 29th. One Full Share consists of 7 to 8 items, perfect for two or three vegetable loving folks.

Here's an idea of what you can expect to receive in a Full Share as the season progresses:
* Early Summer: Sugar Snap Peas, Scallions, Baby Bok Choy, Salad Mix, Arugula, Kale, 
* Mid Summer: Broccolini, Summer Squash, Cucumbers, Salad Mix, Green Beans, Cherry Tomatoes
* Late Summer: Tomatoes, Sweet Peppers, Salad Mix, Garlic, Broccolini, Rainbow Chard, Carrots
* Early Fall: Green Beans, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Carrots, Salad Mix, Winter Squash, Radicchio

Throughout the season, we may partner with local farms to supplement our offerings with crops we do not grow. Any crops grown by neighboring farms will be expressly identified prior to distribution.
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Half Share $300
Similar to our Full Share only smaller, with less or different items, depending on crop availability. Farmers' choice selection of vegetables distributed for 15 weeks from mid-June to mid-October, with four breaks on the weeks of June 30th, July 28th, September 1st, and September 29th. One Half Share consists of 4 to 5 items, perfect for one or two vegetable loving folks.

Here's an idea of what you can expect to receive in a Half Share as the season progresses:
* Early Summer: Sugar Snap Peas, Baby Bok Choy, Salad Mix, Broccoli
* Mid Summer: Cherry Tomatoes, Beets, Salad Mix, Cucumbers 
* Late Summer: Heirloom Tomatoes, Rainbow Chard, Salad Mix, Green Beans 
* Early Fall: Sweet Peppers, Salad Mix, Cauliflower, Winter Squash 

Throughout the season, we may partner with local farms to supplement our offerings with crops we do not grow. Any crops grown by neighboring farms will be expressly identified prior to distribution.
Sign up for Half Share
Pastured Egg Share $150
Fresh eggs from our pasture raised hens. One dozen pastured eggs will be distributed for 15 weeks from mid-June to mid-October,  with four breaks on the weeks of June 30th, July 28th, September 1st, and September 29th.
Sign up for Pastured Egg Share
Picking up your CSA Share
Before committing to the CSA, please review the locations and pick up time frames listed below to ensure picking up your CSA will be easily accessible and convenient for you throughout the season. Expect to receive a FAQ email in early June with all the details you'll need to pick up your CSA Shares for the season. CSA Shares must be picked up at your preferred location during the designated time frame each week. If you are unable to pick up your CSA Share due to any emergent scheduling conflict, please text Kevin at (360) 915-4046 as soon as possible. CSA shares not picked up during the designated time frame will be donated.

Pick up at Capitol Hill Farmers Market: 
Broadway E & E Denny Way (Near Capitol Hill Station) 
Sundays 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 

Pick up at the Farm: 
SE 400th St & 268th Avenue SE (Near Krain Corner)
Wednesdays 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM 
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Vacations
If you find yourself unavailable to pick up your CSA Share any given week, you have a few options. Consider asking a friend or neighbor to pick up for you. Friends and neighbors may be helpful allies, especially when lightly bribed with farm fresh goodies. If you can't find anyone to enjoy a basket full of farm fresh vegetables in your place, please notify us via email at least 7 days in advance.  
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Cancellations and refunds
No cancellations or refunds are available. By signing up for a CSA Share you are investing in a small, local family farm. Funding to purchase vegetable seeds, poultry feed, organic compost and amendments, land lease, tools and infrastructure improvements are vital in the early spring. Capital raised by CSA Shares are used to fund the initial operating expenses of the season. While CSA Shares cannot be canceled or refunded, they are transferrable. To transfer your share, please send us the recipient's email address and designated pick up location at least 7 days in advance of the requested CSA Share transfer.
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Communication
We want to foster open communication and welcome feedback about our products and your experience as a CSA Member. If you have questions or concerns, please email farmer@hellorhighwaterfarm.com or text Kevin at (360) 915-4046. We will do our best to respond to your concern as soon as possible.

Emails we send to CSA members sometimes end up in junk mail or promotion folders, especially if you are new to our CSA. When you sign up for our CSA, please add farmer@hellorhighwaterfarm.com to your Contacts. This should prompt your email provider to route our emails to your Inbox and help keep you informed and up to date about the CSA.

There may be times during the season when delivery may be delayed or postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. Delivery delays will be communicated as soon as possible, via email.

We love hearing from our CSA members; it is often the highlight of our days! We especially love to see what you do with what we grow! Feel free to tag @hellorhighwaterfarm in pictures on Instagram and Facebook.
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Member commitment
We believe CSA members are a part of our farm. The Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model provides a unique relationship between you and Hell or High Water Farm in which the farm benefits from your financial support early in the season by offering shares of the harvest, and in turn, you experience the benefits of eating locally grown food, knowing your farmers and seeing firsthand exactly where and how your food is grown. When harvests are abundant, shares will be plentiful. However, when harvests are low or crops fail all together, shares may be lean. Buying direct from local farms reinvests in your local economy, supports small business, and bolsters our local food system.
By checking here, I acknowledge that I understand as a CSA member, I share in both the bounty and the risks of growing food. I understand that the risks include poor harvests due to inclement weather or pests, predation on our poultry flocks, or loss of crops due to natural disaster such as fire, flood, or drought. I also understand the risks of a bountiful harvest season and the pressure of having so many tomatoes that you just don't quite know what to do with them all. *
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