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CSA Program

Why a CSa is right for you

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs are a win-win for farmers and community members. By joining our CSA, you’re not just subscribing to a weekly box of fresh produce—you’re contributing to a healthy, resilient, and connected local food system.

Choose the option that best suits you:

  • Weekly Seasonal Mix Box

  • Bi-Weekly Seasonal Mix Box

  • Weekly Small Seasonal Mix box

  • Bi-Weekly Small Seasonal Mix Box

  • Salad Box

  • Microgreens Box

  • Egg Shares

Directly Supporting Regenerative Farms & Farmers

When you join our CSA, you’re providing our farm with direct support at the start of the growing season; this helps us plan and prioritize sustainable and regenerative farming practices throughout the year. Unlike buying from a grocery store, where middlemen take a cut, your CSA membership dollars go directly to support the farm and the people who are growing your food. This direct relationship helps small, local farms like ours thrive in a competitive agricultural market and maintain the best practices in growing your food.

Sharing in the Risks and Rewards of Farming

Farming is unpredictable—weather, pests, and other challenges can impact crop yields. By joining a CSA, you share both the risks and rewards of the harvest with your farmers. In a good season, you might get an abundance of your favorite vegetables; in a tougher season, you’ll still receive fresh produce but might see different varieties based on what grew best. This shared responsibility fosters a deeper connection between the farm and its members, creating a sense of solidarity and mutual support.

Fresh, Seasonal & Local Produce

As a CSA member, you receive produce that is harvested at peak freshness, often just hours or days before it reaches your hands. This means you’re getting the freshest possible food, packed with nutrients and flavor. Additionally, you get to eat local and seasonal; in South Florida, this means our main growing season is in the winter, and we grow many unique things to our region such as Yucca, String Beans and Turmeric. This seasonal eating rhythm can bring a sense of balance and mindfulness to your diet, and a deep connection to your region. This not only benefits your health but also reduces the environmental impact of long-distance food transportation.

Building Community & Relationships

In joining our CSA, you become part of our community. We invite you to join us for events, workshops, volunteer days, and farm tours where members can meet each other and the farmers. These gatherings are a chance to share recipes, learn about sustainable agriculture, and make new friends who value local food as much as you do. By participating in these events, you’re helping to build a stronger, more resilient community.

Details

From Dec 5th to May 25th, with blackout dates during Christmas and New Year's.

Delivery to 5 different pickup locations for the general public and 3 exclusive to the Centner Academy community

Thursday pickup - times vary.

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Freshly harvested red radishes with vibrant green leaves arranged on a metal surface, showcasing their crisp texture and bright color. Ideal for farm-to-table cuisine and healthy eating.
Bunch of fresh parsley tied with a red string, placed on a wooden surface, showcasing vibrant green leaves ideal for culinary use and garnishing dishes.
Hand holding freshly picked green beans against a backdrop of lush green foliage in a garden setting.
Fresh bunch of lacinato kale with dark green, textured leaves, tied together with a rubber band, resting on a wooden surface. Ideal for healthy recipes and salads.
Fresh collard greens with vibrant green leaves, arranged neatly on a wooden surface, showcasing their natural texture and freshness. Ideal for healthy cooking and nutrition.
Freshly harvested yellow cauliflower heads in a white container, surrounded by green leaves and vibrant marigold flowers in a garden setting. Ideal for healthy cooking and nutrition.
Bunch of vibrant purple carrots with green tops, freshly harvested and tied together, resting on a wooden surface. Ideal for healthy recipes and organic gardening.
Freshly harvested broccoli displayed on a mesh table, showcasing vibrant green florets and stalks, highlighting its nutritious and organic qualities.
Fresh green broccoli florets stacked on a wooden table, highlighting their vibrant color and healthy appearance, ideal for nutritious meals and recipes.
Fresh organic vegetables arranged on a wooden surface, including Swiss chard, cherry tomatoes, parsley, carrots, leeks, and mixed greens in plastic bags. Edible flowers are also visible, highlighting a vibrant selection of produce ideal for healthy meals.
Fresh, glossy eggplant on a wooden surface, showcasing its deep purple color and smooth texture, ideal for healthy recipes and vegetarian dishes.
Freshly harvested white onions with green tops displayed on a mesh table, showcasing their roots and vibrant green leaves.
Freshly harvested beetroots with vibrant green leaves, showcasing their rich color and healthy appearance, arranged on a wooden surface. Ideal for salads, soups, and nutritious meals.
Freshly harvested purple carrots with vibrant green tops, displayed in a container. These organic carrots are rich in antioxidants and essential nutrients, perfect for healthy recipes and salads.
Fresh green broccoli heads arranged on a wooden surface, showcasing their vibrant color and texture, ideal for healthy cooking and nutrition.
Fresh assortment of organic vegetables including carrots, red lettuce, tomatoes, green onions, beets, mint, and eggplants arranged neatly on a wooden surface. Ideal for healthy cooking and meal preparation.
Fresh bunch of cilantro (coriander) tied with red string on a wooden surface, ideal for culinary use and garnishing dishes.
Baskets of colorful cherry tomatoes in various shades of red and orange, arranged neatly on a table, showcasing fresh produce from a local market.
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Fresh yellow squash varieties arranged on a mesh surface, showcasing their unique shapes and textures. Ideal for culinary use, gardening, and seasonal harvest themes.
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Brown eggs arranged neatly in a yellow egg carton on a wooden surface.

ADD ON A Farm-Fresh Egg Share

Our free-ranging hens live in our pine forest. We raise the chicks and give them clean food and supplements like oregano, pepper flakes, apple cider vinegar, diatomaceous earth, and garlic to keep them thriving. The chickens also receive food scraps from Centner Academy School and Fertile Earth Worm Farm. The chickens are free to find bugs, weeds, and grasses to eat in the forest.

Most conventional egg operations give their hens GMO feed with corn and soy that increase the Omega-6 fatty acids in most eggs. At R8, we feed them GMO-free feed that does not include corn or soy.

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CSA FAQs

WHAT DO YOU GROW?

  • Veggies & Greens: Cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, Chinese cabbage, collard greens, kale, lettuce, lettuce mix, sorrel, bok choy, tat soi, spinach, arugula, mustard greens, fennel, cutting celery, bunching onion, kohlrabi.
  • Microgreens: Sunflower, radish, broccoli, tat soi, beet, arugula, alfalfa, peas and more.
  • Beans & Peas: Bush beans, snap peas, snow peas, yardlong beans.
  • Fruits: Cucumber, eggplant, tomato, pepper, pumpkin, yellow squash, zucchini, banana, starfruit, guava, wax jambu, lychee.
  • Roots: Yuca, turmeric, turnip, radish, carrot, beet, onion.
  • Edible Flowers: Nasturtiums, butterfly pea, marigold, calendula.
  • Herbs: Oregano, mint, dill, lemon balm, lemongrass, basil, Thai basil, parsley, cilantro, sage, chives.
  • Other Goodies: Eggs and Honey.

WHAT DO YOU GROW? WHERE DO YOU SOURCE THE FOOD IN MY BOX?

Nearly everything in your box will come from Regener8 Farm. We are a highly diversified farm with various growing modalities, including soil farming, aquaponics, hydroponics, fruit orchards, chickens, and bee operations, and more to come. As these different operations ramp up, you will see more of these items popping up in your boxes. On occasion, we may source from other local producers that also grow food regeneratively.

IS REGERNER8 FARM ORGANIC?

Since we are a brand new farm, we are still working on getting our organic certification, but we use beyond organic Regenerative practices on our farm - meaning no chemicals ever and full attention to regenerating the soil, making it healthy and capable of producing high-quality, nutrient-dense food while simultaneously improving the land.

WHAT WILL I BE GETTING IN MY BOX?

Each week we will be selecting from our fields to bring a variety of vegetables, including:

  • Greens (Lettuce Mix, Kale, Lettuce Gems, Arugula, Bok Choi, etc.)
  • Roots (Carrots, Beets, Radishes, etc.)
  • Fruits (Squash, Zucchini, Cauliflower, etc.)
  • Herbs (Mint, Parsley, Oregano, Onions, Scallions, etc.)

Depending on how fond your family is of eating vegetables and how often you cook at home, the boxes can feed a family of 3-4 for a week. Although it is not meant to replace your weekly shopping altogether, it will give a unique experience of freshness and nutrient-packed choices. Part of the excitement of participating in a CSA is that you will experience new vegetables you may never have tried before. Throughout the seasons, different vegetables will become available.

DO I NEED TO WASH MY PRODUCE?

All of our produce is hand-picked and minimally processed—straight from the soil, so we do recommend washing your produce before preparing it. Our baby greens are washed and can be eaten.

WHERE AND HOW DO I PICK UP MY CSA BOX?

Weekly deliveries will be available at both school campuses. Your family will be assigned a number, and we will assist in getting your box to you during the pickup line or during after-school activities pickups.

WHAT IF I CAN'T PICK UP MY BOX?

We will hold your CSA box for 24 hours. If you cannot pick it up, please let us know, and we will donate it to one of the staff at the school. Since we are cooking all the food on-site this year, we do not have room to store boxes in our walk-in cooler.

CAN I VISIT THE FARM?

Yes! You will have opportunities to visit the farm as a volunteer or during special events and tours throughout the year. Part of what makes the experience of having a CSA special is your direct experience and connection to the farm, so we encourage you to visit and see where and how your food is grown!

WHERE CAN I FIND GOOD TIPS AND RECIPES ON HOW TO USE MY CSA BOX?

Check out our recipes & tips page for inspiration, ideas, and handy tips on how to use and keep your products fresh! Be sure to sign up for a newsletter as well to stay up to date on the happenings of the farm!