Community Supported Agriculture
Community Supported Agriculture (or CSA) is like a subscription to your favorite farm. In return for paying in advance at the beginning of the season, you receive a share of fresh produce each week throughout the summer. In addition to getting local, sustainably grown food, buying a share of our CSA also means directly supporting our youth programming. This includes paid work experiences, skill-building training, and community building for underserved youth in Washington County.
All of the produce in your CSA is grown without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, or GMO seeds.
How It Works
The 2026 Supa Fresh CSA season is 12 weeks, from July 9th to September 24th. Each week our members receive a seasonal mix of vegetables, herbs, fruit, and flowers. All CSA produce is grown at Supa Fresh Youth Farm sites, using sustainable agriculture practices. Working alongside staff, youth farmers are involved in every aspect of the farm, from seeding and planting to harvesting and packing. They receive training on sanitary harvesting and processing techniques and complete Oregon Food Handlers certification, along with workshops on work-readiness skills and individual meetings with a Career Coach to prepare them for life after the farm.
In addition to a variety of fresh produce, members will receive a weekly newsletter created by our youth, that includes farm updates as well as recipes and suggestions for each week’s harvest. Shares also include some of our handmade farm products, like soap and teas.
Summer 2026 Application
Thank you for your interest in joining Supa Fresh Youth Farm! Our 2026 CSA will open for returning members in early March, with any remaining shares becoming available in mid-March. Spots are secured on a first-come, first-served basis. There are a limited number of each share size and we will do our best to update this page as shares sell out. After submitting your application, it will be reviewed by staff and if accepted, you will receive a confirmation email and instructions for your selected payment method. Please allow up to 5 business days for this process. Thank you!
Share Options
We offer one share size, with two different pick-up options. Our first pick up of the season will be July 9th, and continue every Thursday until September 24th. Biweekly members will receive a list of specific pick up dates for their group upon application. Our prices have increased slightly this year, though our CSA is still offered at below-market value. Please note that we can accept SNAP benefits and also offer income-based pricing. If you’re interested in either of these options, please reach out.
- Full Share w/ Biweekly Pick Up (1-2 people) – this option is great for a smaller household, who may not go through an entire share each week, or for those who want to try out a CSA for the first time. Biweekly pick up, for a total of 6 shares. $250, with each share valued at approximately $42/per week.
- Full Share w/ Weekly Pick Up (2-4 people) – similar to our large size, this option is great for a family or for splitting between two smaller households. Weekly pick-up, for 12 weeks. $500, with each share valued at approximately $42/per week
Pickup Day & Location
As a small farm and non-profit organization, we are only able to offer on-site pick up at Creekside Community High School in Tigard. Pick up is from 4-6:00 pm every Thursday for the duration of the CSA season.
You must bring your own bag or box to each pick up, as we reuse the containers every week. Please notify us as soon as possible if you are unable to pick up or are running late. Shares cannot be stored for you overnight, and unclaimed shares will not be refunded–any unclaimed produce will be donated to youth farmers or the community after 6:00pm, if no notice is given.
Pickup Location: Creekside Community High School, 8040 SW Durham Road, Tigard OR 97224