At Esperanza Community Farms we have 3 CSA Models
Esperanza CSA
Home or drop-off deliveries in Watsonville every two weeks, from June to October.
It runs on donations— suggested $10 per basket.
Community-wide Year-Round CSA
No-cost to consumer baskets every Wednesday at a pick-up spot.
Waitlist is currently closed
Unsubsidized CSA
Powered by 15 local farmers. Fruit & veggie boxes with opportunity for seasonal value-added products (salsa, honey, flowers, etc). Four pick-up sites available in Corralitos, Watsonville, and Santa Cruz; Order via online ordering platform.
Network CSA
CSA. Good for your community. Good for the planet. Good for your wallet.
Community Support Agriculture has been around since the times when your vecinos came home from work with canastas of fresh-picked goods to spread through the neighborhood knowing most neighbors couldn’t afford that quality at supermarkets.
CSA Pick-up Locations
Specific Pick-up Times for each Location are provided during Sign-up.
Exact addresses are available in Member Accounts.
Transforming Food System
If we haven’t met you at the farmer’s market yet, “Hi” and “Hola”, we’re Marsha and Modesto, owners of Oya Organic Farm. At Oya, we use agroecological farming practices learned and perfected in California and Oaxaca, Mexico along with philosophical influences from Japan.
Catalán Farm CSA Boxes
Available for delivery to Hollister, Berkeley, San Fransisco, Oakland, and Palo Alto. Each box, ideal for a family of 4, is filled with 10-12 varieties of seasonal, local, and organic produce grown in Hollister, CA.
The Farm, Salinas CA
Located off Highway 68 at the Spreckels Boulevard exit just outside of Salinas, the Farm store is open to the public from late April until early November.
Stop by to purchase fresh produce from our fields, or goodies from our bakery, or gifts from our gift shop!
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, from Us to You
Full Belly Farm offers weekly organic CSA produce boxes to households throughout the Bay Area and Sacramento regions. When you join, you will have a direct connection to our farm and the fresh, nutritious, high-quality produce that we grow.
If this project inspired you and you’re part of a CSA or, if you know a local initiative working to make organic food more accessible and equitable, we’d love to hear from you!
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