Taste and see the goodness of vegetables grown locally by our family for your family. We truly love what we get to do!
Our produce is home grown in Pittsboro, always fresh, using no synthetic chemicals or genetically modified organisms, ever. We use regenerative methods to build the life in our soil which is the only way to grow the most nutrient dense and flavorful fruits and vegetables.
Our CSA is full choice, meaning each week you’ll have the opportunity to go online and choose 7 items for your bag from that week’s available items. Customize your bag to suit your needs. Don’t like arugula? Choose something else! Want double salad mix for your dinner party? Choose 2 bags of salad, and 5 other items. If you forget to choose your items, we’ll select them for you. Easy!
Dates
The 2026 CSA will have a Spring Session and a Fall Session. Each session runs for 12 weeks, with a 13th week as a make up week for each session. So you can skip a week, and get a bag on that 13th week, instead. Enrollment is open now!
The Spring Session will be the 12 weeks from April 13th through June 29th, with July 6th as the make up week.
The Fall Session will be the 12 weeks from September 14th through December 7th. No delivery the week of Thanksgiving. The make up week for that session is December 14th.
Sign up for one or both sessions now. If you’re able to join both sessions, and pay for both before February 28th, you’ll receive a $50 discount on Regular Shares, and a $25 discount on Half Shares!
Share Sizes-3 Choices!
Most households choose the Regular Share, which is enough for 1-3 adults who prepare several meals at home each week. We also have a Double Share for larger households or ones with enthusiastic veggie eaters who prepare most of their meals at home. Our Half Share is great for individuals or households who want to try out the CSA to see if it works for them. Half Share members still choose 7 items for their bag, but instead of receiving a weekly bag for each of the 12 weeks, they receive a bag every other week for a total of 6 deliveries. Because our produce is so fresh, most items will last for 2 weeks (or more!)
Pick-Up Sites/Days
Tuesdays 4-6 pm The Fearrington Farmers Market (3-5 pm in Winter). Visit the other vendors while picking up your share!
Wednesdays from 4:30- 6 pm in Chapel Hill at the parking lot behind Church of the Holy Family.
Thursdays from 3-6 pm in Pittsboro at the Pittsboro Farmers Market at 50 West Salisbury Street. This is a new location across from City Tap and Quiltmaker Cafe. Plenty of parking! Visit the other vendors while you’re picking up your share!
Fridays from 2-6 pm on farm at Granite Springs Farm, 265 Granite Springs Rd. Pittsboro. Watch the seasons change as you drive through our farm to pick up your share! It’s really beautiful, and a great way to end to your week.
What’s in the Bags?
The Spring Session may include lettuces, salad mix, arugula, Asian greens mix, bok choy, microgreens, cabbage, kale, spinach, chard, broccoli, cauliflower, scallions, carrots, beets, salad turnips, radishes, fennel, various herbs, onions, garlic, garlic scapes, fava beans, other beans, sugar snap peas, strawberries, asparagus, new potatoes, early tomatoes, summer squash, melons and cucumbers. Choose 7 items each week!
The Fall Session may include many of the same items grown in the Spring Session (except strawberries, asparagus, fava beans, garlic scapes, sugar snaps, new potatoes) and could also include peppers of all types, pumpkins, sweet corn, corn meal, corn grits, popcorn, winter squash, Baby ginger, turmeric, leeks, okra, eggplant, sweet potatoes, rutabagas and collard greens. Choose 7 items each week!
More About Our Farming Methods
We use minimal tillage, and regenerative agricultural practices which are better for the soil, and produce vegetables that are nutritionally superior. We make our own compost teas and use natural fertilizers and compost. These practices also help keep carbon in the soil, helping to mitigate climate change. We’ve always grown using organic practices, and do not have USDA certification because we don’t feel this is of benefit to us. We don’t use any synthetic pesticides or herbicides. We do occasionally use OMRI (organic) certified pesticides, but only if absolutely necessary, and only at rates that make sense for the situation. While proven to be safe, we take the use of these substances very seriously. After all, we love our pollinators, and wouldn’t want to harm them. We’ve dedicated 1000 square feet to our native plant pollinator garden, with plans to expand every year!
How Do I Join?
The enrollment period for 2026 is open now! It will remain open until we reach capacity, but we hope to complete enrollment for the Spring Session by February 28th. We’re also taking reservations now for the Fall Session. Read the details below, and then use this online form to enroll. https://forms.gle/HUTW3Vb63HWUY1Lb7
How much do the shares cost?
Spring Session, Regular Share (12 deliveries of 7 items) $475 when paid by check or cash, $491 paid by credit/debit card.
Fall Session, Regular Share (12 deliveries of 7 items) $475 when paid by check or cash, $491 paid by credit/debit card.
Both Spring and Fall Sessions, Regular Share (24 deliveries of 7 items) $900 when paid by February 28th by check or cash. Save $50! Credit/debit card is $930.
Spring Session, Half Share (6 deliveries of 7 items) $240 when paid by check or cash, $248 by credit/debit card.
Fall Session, Half Share (6 deliveries of 7 items) $240 when paid by check or cash, $248 by credit/debit card.
Both Spring and Fall Sessions, Half Share (12 deliveries of 7 items) $455 when paid by February 28th by check or cash. Save $25! Credit/debit card is $470
Spring or Fall Sessions, Double Share (12 deliveries of 14 items)-each session is $950 when paid by check or cash, $982 by credit/debit card.
Both Spring and Fall Sessions, Double Share (24 deliveries of 14 items) $1800 when paid by February 28th by check or cash. Save $100! $1860 by credit/debit card.
We also encourage you to consider adding a donation to our Pay It Forward Fund to sponsor shares for our neighbors. See below for more info.
Checks made payable to Granite Springs Farm should be mailed to 65 Coyote Run, Pittsboro, NC 27312 or bring it to us at the Pittsboro Farmers Market. We may not be at the Pittsboro Farmer’s Market every week in February, so mail may be the best option. A reminder that the Pittsboro Farmer’s Market will be at 200 Lorax Lane at The Plant through February 12th. Beginning February 19th, the market moves downtown to 50 West Salisbury Street at the Pop Up Park across from City Tap and Quiltmaker Cafe. Or, you can request an invoice be sent to you which you can pay by credit or debit card. Please note credit/debit card payments will have our bank’s service fees added into the cost. If it would be helpful to break your payment into installments, please contact us and we can come up with a plan for you.
Pay It Forward Fund
Many community members have contributed to our Pay It Forward Fund which allows us to sponsor shares for families with reduced financial resources. If you, or someone you know, might benefit from a sponsored share, please have them contact us to be added to our waiting list. Our email is granitespringsfarmnc@ gmail dot com. Donations to the fund of any size are welcome and appreciated and can be made by check or credit card or added into the check you send to pay for your own CSA share, or onto an invoice for your share paid for by credit card.
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