example shares

Picking a share size and season that works for you and your family can be an exciting part of CSA membership. Each growing season and share selection is unique, but we know a thing or two about seasonal availability in New Hampshire. Here are some example shares from past seasons to give you a better idea of what a typical share may look like. You can think about what your household eats in a given week, as well as what your favorite vegetables are, and finally how inclined you are to freeze/can/pickle/ferment/store vegetables when they are in abundance.

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spring shares

Standard Share:
1 bag salad mix
1 lb spinach
1 bunch bok choy
1 bunch swiss chard
1 bunch kale
1 head lettuce

Full Share:
1 bag salad mix
1.5 lb spinach
1 bunch bok choy
1 bunch kale
1 bunch swiss chard
2 heads lettuce
1 bunch radishes

summer shares

Basic Share:
1 head lettuce
1/3 lb spinach
1 bunch onion scallions
1 bunch garlic scapes
1 bunch greens
1 bunch herbs (either fresh or potted herbs)
kohlrabi

Standard Share:
1 head lettuce
1/3 lb spinach
1 bunch garlic scapes
1 bag salad mix
1 bunch greens
1 bunch herbs (either fresh or potted herbs)
cabbage
1 bunch onion scallions
1 bunch radishes
tomatoes, shell peas

Full Share:

1 bunch turnips or greens 1 bunch herbs 1 bunch carrots 1 lb eggplant 1 lb colored sweet peppers 1 lb tomatoes 2 lb onions 1/3 lb salad mix Hot peppers radicchio 4 lb winter squash 2 lb potatoes assorted hot peppers

fall shares

Standard Share:
spinach
herbs
kohlrabi
1 lb sweet potatoes
Brussels sprouts
1 lb onions
2 lb potatoes
2 lb winter squash
1 lb carrots

Full Share:
spinach
1 bunch greens
1 bunch herbs
.5 lb shallots
1 lb black radish
3/4 lb green tomatoes
garlic
2 lb onions
3 lb potatoes
3 lb winter squash
2 lb carrot

Remember, these are just examples to give you an idea of amounts, variety, and choices for each season! 

The fun part about CSA is that every week, season, and year gives us different vegetables.