Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) initiatives are a wonderful way to enjoy the incredible fruit, veggies, and flowers that Martha’s Vineyard farms have to offer. You can enjoy weekly pick-up options for the whole season or partial shares. There are flower options, and bread options as well. Enjoy The Summer Bounty of Martha’s Vineyard With Local CSA Options is what we’re calling our guide to the CSA shares that can help keep you stocked with locally grown items
Enjoy The Summer Bounty Of Martha’s Vineyard With Local CSA Options – Island Grown Initiative
Did you you know that almost half of the beautiful, fresh food grown at Island Grown Initiative is donated to the Island Food Pantry and other organizations that address food inequity? The CSA membership fees help make these donations possible. What types of fruits and veggies are available with the membership? There are a number of items available. During summer and early fall there are beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, collards, eggplant, kale, lettuce, melons, onions, peppers, potatoes, strawberries, summer squash, tomatoes, and often additional options. I really enjoy the IGI tomatoes and strawberries. There is also a winter CSA option to help keep you fridge stocked with local, healthy options.
Summer Produce CSA: $900
Dates: June 5, 2025 – October 23, 2025
Pickup: Every Thursday from 1:00pm – 5:30pm
Location: 80 Stoney Hill Road, VH (The IGI Farm)
Register here or email ali@igimv.org
Enjoy The Summer Bounty Of Martha’s Vineyard With Local CSA Options – Fire Cat Flower Farm CSA
Who doesn’t love fresh summer flowers? All the colors, all the floral magic — imagine picking up your flowers throughout the summer with Fire Cat Farm designed flower bouquets. There will be weekly bouquets that will be different each week featuring the seasonal blooms. Each of your stunning flower bouquets will be created by Dalila and Casey of Fire Cat Farm. You can also find Fire Cat Farm at the West Tisbury Farmer’s Markets.
Flower Share CSA: $495
Dates: July 3rd – October 9th
Pickup: Every Thursday from 1:00pm – 5:30pm
Location: 80 Stoney Hill Road, VH (The IGI Farm)
Enjoy The Summer Bounty Of Martha’s Vineyard With Local CSA Options – Morning Glory Farm CSA
Morning Glory Farm is well know for its amazing veggies, fruits, breads and flowers. Their farm stand — the largest on the island — is one of those places you visit again and again year round. Since they have so many great offerings, they have three different CSA’s to choose from – a Bread Share, a Farm Produce Share, and a Flower Bouquet Share featuring MOGLO bouquets. All CSA Shares offered are picked up at Morning Glory Farm, 120 Meshacket Road, Edgartown, on either Monday or Thursday.
Bread Share: Full Share has 2 Loaves & a Treat or Half Share has 1 Loaf & a Treat, prices range from $110 – $415
Dates: Summer Season, June 23 – September 4th, Full Season, May 26 – October 30th
Farm Produce Share: Full Share is ideal for family of four and Half Share is ideal for a two people, prices range from $290 – $1040
Dates: Summer Season, June 23 – September 4th, Full Season, May 26 – October 30th
Flower Share: 5 Week Share, $140 or 10 Week Share, $260
Dates: 5 Week Share, July 7 – August 4, 10 Week Share, July 7 – September 11th
Enjoy The Summer Bounty Of Martha’s Vineyard With Local CSA Options – Slip Away Farm
​Slip Away Farm is a flower and vegetable farm located on Chappaquiddick. The farm stand is located in the original Chappaquiddick Schoolhouse. The farm is open Wednesday thru Saturday during the summer season. This is the perfect farm if you live on Chappy or like to venture over on the ferry. The farm stand is a short bike ride from the ferry. Slip Away Farm offers a Flower Share, and in season, you can order veggies to pick up at the stand.
Flower Share: Single Variety Share, $165 or Full Flower Share $350
Dates: Early July – Mid September
Pickup: Mondays or Wednesdays
Location: 199 Chappaquiddick Road, Edgartown
As summer approaches, there may be additional CSA options added to this post so check back often. Many of the Island’s farms are working hard to get ready for the season, and will know their offerings as season gets closer. Also, even if you do not join a CSA, we hope you get to enjoy the wonderful locally grown items the Island’s farms have to offer. Martha’s Vineyard is home to an estimated 80 farms. There is a vibrant agricultural community on the Island, and we hope you get to enjoy it when you are here whether that’s year round, for a season or the week.
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