2025 Farm Box Subscription

Please let us know what seasons and add-ons you'd like to reserve spots in with the "Order special instructions" section at checkout. 

Our 2025 Seasons

• Early Summer - Week of June 1 to Week of July 6

• Summer - Week of July 13 to Week of August 17

• Early Fall - Week of August 24 to Week of September 28

• Fall - Week of October 5 to Week of November 9

Pricing

• 1 season (6 boxes) $199
• 2 seasons (12 boxes) $375
• 3 seasons (18 boxes) $525
• 4 seasons (24 boxes) - $649 

Note: If you've already paid a deposit, please do not use this page. We will invoice you starting in May. 

Flexibility

Yes, you can receive a box every other week or take a week off for vacation, as long as you're purchasing a minimum of 6 boxes we are happy to work with you in advance. Just let us know what you'd like to do. 

New for this year! You can also include add-ons at sign-up: 

• Double veggies + $15 per box
• Eggs + $5/dozen per box, 2 dozen max
• Flower bouquet +$12 per box
• Mushrooms +$9/half pound or $16/pound per box
• Sourdough sandwich loaf - $13 per box

Our specialty farm boxes will keep your home stocked with locally-grown produce. Each box features 7-9 items of our nutritious microgreens and seasonal produce.

What will you get in your Farm Box?

• A total of 7-9 items
• Three to four microgreen varieties (.5 oz to 1 oz each) 
• Three to six vegetable and fruit items
• Weekly email with what's in the box & insider updates from the farm
  
• Opportunity to add-on bulk or specialty items when available

What vegetables can we expect? 

Our farm boxes are designed to be a well-rounded assortment of seasonable produce. Our plantings include three kinds of radish, two different kinds of salad mix, two kinds romaine lettuce, arugula, various herbs, a variety of cucumbers, tomatoes, kale, chard, spinach, assorted summer squash, assorted winter squash, bell peppers,  garlic, and a few other surprises along the way. 

We currently offer 22 varieties of microgreens. We generally make sure you get a couple basic ones like Cosmic Cabbage or broccoli as well as something different than you can get anywhere else like dill, cilantro, or onion. 

Examples from 2024

June 10th

• Spring Mix Salad
• Romaine Lettuce 
• Sunflower Microgreens
• Radish Microgreens
• Arugula Microgreens
• Yellow Zucchini Squash
• Armenian Cucumbers 
• Sweet Purple Plums 
• Beets
  

July 8th

• Arugula Microgreens
• Sunflower Microgreens
• Basic Salad Mix Microgreens
• Tomatoes
• Cucumbers (slicer, Armenian, or basket of pickling cucumbers)
• Yellow Zucchini Squash
• Thai Basil Bunch
• Spring Mix Salad
• Locally-grown Nectarines
• Green Zucchini Squash from Happy Goat

August 5th

• Spaghetti Squash
• Mixed Pepper Basket
• Tomatoes
• Mariposa-grown Peaches
• Cucumbers
• Garlic
• Broccoli Microgreens
• Arugula Microgreens
• Komatsuna Microgreens
• Radish Microgreens

September 23rd

• Basil Microgreens
• Spicy Salad Mix Microgreens
• Broccoli Microgreens
• Spring Mix Salad
• Eggplant
• Cucumber
• Tomatoes
• Happy Goat item
• Herbs

October 15th

• Sunflower Microgreens
• Broccoli Microgreens
• Spicy Salad Microgreens
• Spring Mix Salad
• Kale
• Cucumbers
• Eggplant
• Baby Pac Choi
• Onions from Happy Goat

November 5th

• Sunflower or Pea Microgreens
• Tatsoi Microgreens
• Basic Salad Mix Microgreens
• Gourmet Salad Mix
• Kohlrabi
• Kale
• Herbs
• Spaghetti squash
• Onions

Why purchase a farm box? 

Purchasing a farm box is a mutual commitment. You are prepaying for an assortment of fruits & vegetables that we grow, harvest, and deliver. And we are committing to work hard to grow and deliver locally grown produce to you each week.

Pick-up and Delivery Options

Please note that we are redoing our pickup and deliveries as we establish new retail partners in the mountain communities. 

We serve a 50 mile radius around our farm. 

Delivery areas include places like Ahwahnee, Mariposa, Oakhurst, Bass Lake, Coarsegold, YLP, Indian Lakes, Ponderosa Basin, Lushmeadows, Bootjack, Midpines. 

*Generally, fruit items will come from local farms. (Citrus, stone fruit, grapes, etc.) If we run short on an item or a crop fails, we will source items from another Eastern Madera County or Mariposa County grower.