Our 2022 CSA runs for 16 weeks from July 6th – October 19th. You may also do a biweekly pick up for a 8 week CSA starting July 6th.
Each week, fruit CSA members will receive an assortment of in season fruit suitable for both baking and fresh eating. Veggie CSA members will receive an assortment of in season veggies and fresh herbs from our gardens.
Each member will also be able to cut a fresh bouquet of flowers from our gardens each pick up.
Each weekly share will include a gallon of fresh pressed sweet apple cider and one pint of raw honey. Each biweekly share will include ½ gallon of fresh pressed sweet cider and ½ pint of raw honey.
Picking Up Your Share
Pickup is Thursdays 2:00pm to 6:00 pm at
YA YA Farm & Orchard, 6914 Ute Hwy.
If this time does not work for you, please contact us to make other arrangements. We are happy to accommodate.
Our CSA is Open Market Form – we do not pre-bag and weigh, you pick what you would like!
Please add your selections below to make your 2023 CSA Shares purchase. Alternatively, you can download the form here and then send the completed version to YA YA Farm & Orchard with your check.
Once finished, you will be taken to our PayPal site to complete the transaction.
Enrollment Form and Prices:
Fruit Share
Depending on what is ripe, you will receive 4 pounds (approx.) of stone fruit, or 6 pounds (approx.) of pears and/or apples each week. One 4-pound bucket pie cherries, apple cider, and one pint raw honey per season. Melons and pie pumpkins may also be available depending on the season.
Eggs
You will receive one dozen eggs per week for the weekly plan, and one dozen eggs every two weeks for the biweekly plan.
Veggie Share (Sold Out 2023)
You will receive fresh veggies to feed a family of 2-4 people per week.
Fruit/Veggie Share (Sold Out 2023)
Depending on what is ripe, you will receive 4 pounds (approx.) of stone fruit, or 6 pounds (approx.) of pears and/or apples each week. You will also receive fresh veggies to feed a family of 2-4 people per week. Pie pumpkins, melons, apple cider, and one pint raw honey per season.