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Community Supported Agriculture

The Best of the Land, Good for the Land - Locally Grown Organic Produce in Time for Shabbat!

Kavana is proud to be part of a national program called Tuv Ha’Aretz (the Jewish food movement focused on sustainable agriculture.) We’ve partnered with a local farm to bring you fresh, organic produce once a week during the growing season (June-October).

Why Join? 

  • Get a variety of organic produce at competitive prices
  • Support a local organic farm, a healthy environment, and a strong community
  • Visit a farm (especially fun on Jewish agriculturally-based holidays) 
  • Connect in new ways to Jewish values and traditions (yes, farming can be Jewish!) 
  • Build a community at Kavana with others who want to be more intentional about their food choices

CSAs Support Local Farms
CSA stands for community supported agriculture, where a household subscribes to a local farm for the growing season and picks up a weekly box of fresh, organic produce. Our vegetables will come from Oxbow Organic Farm, a 10-acre mixed vegetable, tree-fruit and berry farm in Carnation, WA.

Your Weekly Box
Each box feeds four people or two strict vegetarians. Its contents will reflect the growing season. The start of each season is primarily leafy greens, soon becoming hefty, bountiful boxes full of the diversity of produce that grows in our region.  See what's in season.  (Want to split a box by getting it once every other week?  Contact us, we'll try to match you up with someone else.)

Pick-up Place & Time
Thursdays, 4-7pm.  You’ll come pick up your box at Kavana's space in Queen Anne.  We’ll have an open house for a few hours for CSA members to chat, hang out, and pick up their produce boxes.

For more information, contact us!  Or read this article about us from the JTNews, Feb. 6, 2009.