We've Opened Up New Spaces!

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We've Opened Up New Spaces! ☆

CSA Registration Now Open for 2025!

2025 will be our 18th season of our Community Supported Agriculture program. In that time, we have feed as many as 75 families per week for the entire growing season, May through October. Many of those families have been with us since the beginning, or nearly so.

Which is why the program has been consistently full for almost a decade. We've only opened up new spaces once in that time and that was during the pandemic lockdowns when so many families didn't have access to fresh vegetables.

We are opening a limited number of share spaces to accommodate more families next season!

Community Supported Agriculture

What is CSA?

Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, is a partnership with your farmer. CSA members support the budget of the farm during the off season and, in return, receive a share of what’s in season. We began our CSA program in 2007 when it was a relatively unknown idea here in the KC Metro.

How Our Program Works

At Wolf Creek we operate on a very traditional model ...

  • The community invests a set amount in the winter, based on their family size.

  • The farm utilizes those investments for purchasing seeds and supplies and to fund off-season operations.

  • When the main harvest begins mid-May, the community investors get their share of the vegetable and fruit harvest as the return on their investment!

The 2025 season is set to run for 22 weeks from May 11th through October 11th.

What is in a share?

Throughout the course of the main growing season our CSA members receive a portion of the harvest based on the size share they invested in. We offer two share sizes:

The PARTIAL share is comprised of 5 to 7 freshly harvested items based on the season, in volume suitable for a couple or family with small children. Price: $400

The FULL share is comprised of 7 to 9 freshly harvested items based on the season, in volume suitable for a family of four. Price: $550

As the seasons change so do the offerings, starting with things like leafy greens, radishes, spring onions, beets and cabbage in May and June, gradually moving into summer goodies like tomatoes, peppers, summer squashes, onions, eggplant and more through June, July, and August, then joined with late veggies like winter squashes and potatoes in September and October.

We also offer fruits from other local farms and orchards when in season, like peaches and apples. You can find a more detailed list of the various offerings throughout the season here: Fresh Local Produce — Wolf Creek Family Farm

    • Spring: 8oz Romaine, 1.5lb head of Napa cabbage, 12oz bunch of kale, 8oz bunch of leeks, 1oz bunch of oregano

    • Summer: 1.5lb Tomatoes, 1.5lb peaches, 1lb zucchini, 1 slicing cucumber, 1 cantaloupe

    • Early fall: Acorn squash, 4 Jonathon apples, 1.5lbs red potatoes, 2 slicing cucumbers, 1 zucchini, 1 bell pepper, 1lb tomatoes

    • Spring: 12oz head of broccoli, 2lb head of Bok choy, 8oz head of red lettuce,7oz bag of spinach, 12oz bunch of rainbow chard, 10oz bunch of leeks, 12oz bunch of spring onions, 1oz bunch of oregano

    • Summer: 2lb Tomatoes, 2lb peaches, 1.5lb yellow squash, 2 slicing cucumbers, 1 cantaloupe, 2lbs new potatoes

    • Early fall: Butternut squash,6 Jonathon apples, 2lbs red potatoes, 2 slicing cucumbers, 2 zucchinis, 2 bell peppers, 1lb tomatoes, 1 large eggplant

The offerings and amounts change from week-to-week depending on what's in season and how much is harvested. You will either pick up your share each week on Fridays at our stand on the farm in Peculiar OR you may opt for home delivery each week on Thursdays.

Invest Now for Next Season

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Invest Now for Next Season ☆

Limited Spaces Available

We gave first priority to our returning CSA members and waiting list so there are a limited number of new spaces available. Click the link below to register.

Still have questions? We’re happy to answer them! Shoot us an email and we’ll get back to you right away.