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CSA shares are now sold out!
Add your information to our Waiting List to be notified of openings and 2026 registration.
The harvest season should begin the first or second week of May, weather depending. We expect to announce the start date by the end of April.
Pick up days include Tuesday 1-8pm, Thursday 1-8pm, and Saturday 9am-12pm. You're assigned a regular pick up day but can always temporarily switch. (To do so, email us the weekend prior.)
Half Share owners will be assigned Week A or Week B prior to the start of the season. Information including your share size, pick day/week, balance, and start date will be emailed to you when we can confirm the start date.
For additional details, check out our CSA & Share Information page.
Community
Supported
Agriculture
in
Wrightstown,
Bucks County, PA
What is CSA?
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a system of farming that brings together farmers, community members, and agricultural land into a mutually beneficial relationship.
Members of a community purchase a "farmshare", or portion of the harvest, for a growing season. Included in a share is fresh, local, seasonal produce at its best.
The member commitment implies a willingness to share with the farmer both the bounty from the land and at least some of the risks of its production. The farmer receives fair and guaranteed compensation. In return, members receive a bountiful variety of freshly picked produce, sustainably and organically grown by farmers they personally know and trust.
See what's happening at our CSA
The image links below will take you to our three most recent "Notes From The Field" articles, which will give you a sense of working life on our farm. We hope you find them and the other information on this website useful and interesting!
Notes from the Field
Continuation
Continuation
Positive Growth
Positive Growth
Spring Has Sprung
Spring Has Sprung
More About CSA at Anchor Run Farm
Shares and Harvest
Harvest Expectations Produce we anticipate providing.

Share Photographs Main Season, Late Fall, and Winter 2017 shares.

Food Partners Available at our farm or nearby.
For Members
Members Page Share sign up, balance and share information, workshift history, and more.

Work Guidelines Workshift opportunities and policy.

Workshift Sign Up Instructions Follow these simple steps.
Recipes Alphabetized and searchable list, by produce.

Veggies 202 Information on the crops we grow.

Our Community
CSA & Share Information Details on the benefits and responsibilities of membership in Anchor Run CSA.
Calendar Potlucks, workshifts, and more at-a-glance.
Calendar Potlucks, workshifts, and more at-a-glance.
Newsletters Anchor Run CSA sends an electronic newsletter to members every week during the growing season. Newsletters are a great way to keep up with what's happening on the farm!
News and Notes Content from our newsletter and other items of interest to members and non-members alike.

Employment Interested in working here?
Our Farm
Farming Practices A brief description of how we're able to grow and distribute high quality organic produce for 32 weeks a year.
Farmer Biographies Who works at Anchor Run CSA?
Farm History Cooperation among local citizens led to the preservation of precious farmland and the birth of Anchor Run CSA.
Directions to the farm