CSA Program
Membership Matters
Where does your food come from?
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is the best way to bring local food into your kitchen. When you sign up for our CSA, you are purchasing a "share" of our produce for the growing season. CSA members make a commitment to support the farm financially by purchasing a "share" which pays for seeds, water, equipment and labor in the early season when expenses are high, and income is low. In return, the farm provides CSA members with just picked seasonal produce, organic fruit from the western slope, seasonal flowers, fresh eggs and so much more.
Your commitment ensures the survival of local agriculture by sharing the risk and bounty of the farm. With your membership you become an active part of the farm's success and community.
We offer two different options to take part in our CSA program, choose which fits is best with your lifestyle:
2025 Summer CSA Shares
Option#1
CSA Card
How the CSA Card Works
Our CSA card allows you to shop when you want, and to purchase what you need that week—offering you the most flexibility. If you travel often, have specific dietary needs or just want to supplement your own garden, this is perfect for you!
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Purchase the card for $500
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We have your account on file at the Farm Stand. Just come on out and shop. At check out, let us know you have a CSA Card and we will look up your account and charge your purchase to your account. No card to keep track of, we've got it all ready for you at the Farm Stand.
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May be used to purchase any Cure Organic Farm product available at the Farm Stand during normal business hours.
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Available products throughout the season include vegetables, heritage pork, beef, fruit, honey, eggs, flowers, plant starts, hanging baskets and a variety of value-added goods.
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The balance can be used throughout the entire season, from when the Farm Stand opens in the spring through Thanksgiving. The balance must be used by 12/15/2025. Any unused balances will be donated in kind to EFFA after this date.
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If you use up your balance before the end of the season, you can add additional money to your card in $100 increments and maintain the same benefits.
Option #2 Traditional Share
How Traditional CSA Shares Work
Our Traditional CSA Share offers 20 weeks of produce from early June through mid-October. This is a great way to eat with the season and get the very best of what's available in the field each week.
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We offer one size Summer CSA Share, designed to feed 2-3 people per week. More people in your household to feed? Consider ordering multiple CSA shares.
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The farmers curate your weekly veggie selection based on what’s in season, and you get exposed to all kind of fun new foods that push your boundaries and grow your palette, as well as having your favorite staple veggies each week.
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Each week there is an average of 7-12 different in season veggies. There is some choice in your share; for example, choose between chard or kale, salad mix or arugula, beets or carrots, peppers or eggplant, etc...
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Choose your pick-up day and location from the options below. Pick-up beings in early June and continues through late October:
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At our farm on Wednesdays from 12:00 pm –7:00 pm
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At our farm on Saturdays from 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm.
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In Denver, Thursdays from 4pm-6pm. Pick-up in Highlands neighborhood or DU neighborhood.
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If you're unavailable for a pick-up one week, we can pack your share for Thursday–Monday pick-up at our Farm Stand (Just be sure to email us so we can have your share packed and ready for you.)
CSA Shares
2025 Membership Registration is Open
Vegetables
CSA Card
Cost: $500 ($550 to spend)
Quantity: flexible, shop as you need
When: April-December 15, 2025
Fruit Share
Summer Fruit Share
Cost: $300
Quantity: 3lbs/week, on average
When: 15 weeks, July-October
Vegetables
Summer CSA Share
Cost: $700 ($35/week)
Quantity: 2-3 people weekly
When: 20 weeks, June-October
Tulip share
Spring Tulip Share
Cost: $125 per month
Quantity: 1 bq/week, Monthly share
When: February, March, April
egg Share
Summer Egg Share
Cost: $170 ($8.50/week)
Quntity: 1/dz per week
When: 20 weeks, June-October
Flower share
Summer Flower Share
Cost: $325 ($20/week)
Quantity: 1 bouquet/week
When: 15 weeks, June-October
Share the Bounty
Share The Bounty
Community Supported Agriculture is about sharing—food, community, and bounty. Each year, we raise money with this fund through your donations, which provide grants to help of-set the cost of csa shares for households based on financial need. If you, your business, school or group would like to help pay for a subscription for one of these households, please Donate Here. If you feel like you would qualify for Share the Bounty, please contact us at farmers@cureorganicfarm.com
SNAP and EBT are accepted for CSA Traditional Shares, CSA Card membership and Farm Stand purchases. Email us to set up a payment plan and register - farmers@cureorganicfarm.com
2025 Winter Share
How Winter Share works
What: Extend the CSA season with our Winter Share CSA. Winter Squash, onions, potatoes, carrots, beets, turnips, shallots, salad greens and cooking greens from our tunnels as well as the fields, broccolini, apples & pears from the western slope, and more....Our Winter Share is similar in size to our summer share with fruit. Egg Share and Daily Grains Bread Share are available to add onto your weekly veg share as well.
When: Winter Share is an 8-week share, 2025 dates TBD
Choos your pick-up location:
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pick up on Wednesdays from 12-6pm in Boulder at Cure Organic Farm.
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pick-up on Thursdays from 4-6pm, Denver CO
Cost: All shares are weekly for 8 weeks.
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$TBD 2025 for weekly Winter Share of fruit and veg.
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$TBD 2025for weekly Egg share.
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$TBD 2025 Daily Grains Bread Share.
How: You will collect and pack your own share, so please bring bags. In the event of wintery weather, we will pre-pack your Winter Share(s) for you to grab and go.