Community Supported Agriculture
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Join the 2026 CSA Community
Our main season CSA will run June 10 - Oct 10, 2026, and provides a bounty of fresh produce every week from our farmers, including salad and/or cooking greens, a variety of ripe, seasonal vegetables and fruits, and an exciting mix of fresh herbs.
Sign up for a full season or one week at a time! Full and half shares available. Pick-up on Wednesday in Providence or Saturday at the farm. Orders due Monday of the week you want to pick up. First-come, first-served. Space is limited. SNAP/EBT accepted!
What is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program?
A Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program is a partnership between consumers and local farmers where consumers purchase a share of the season’s harvest upfront.
When you join our CSA, you receive all of the benefits that come with being part of our community. CSA members will have access to ultra-fresh, seasonal produce, support local farmers through their purchase, and save money compared to traditional produce purchasing methods. Protect yourself from rising prices and purchase your CSA shares ahead of time today!
What We Offer
Main Season
Our main season CSA will run June 10 - Oct 10, 2026, and provides a bounty of fresh produce every week from our farmers, including salad and/or cooking greens, a variety of ripe, seasonal vegetables and fruits, and an interesting mix of fresh herbs.
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A main season full share is typically ideal for a household of 4-6 people (or a few enthusiastic plant eaters!) and supplies members with about 14 items per week on average. Produce follows the arc of the growing season with the most amounts and diversity of produce peaking in mid-summer.
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A main season half share is ideal for a household of 2-3 people and provides members with about 7 items per week on average. Produce follows the arc of the growing season with the most amounts and diversity of produce peaking in mid-summer.
Fall Extension
Our late season CSA includes salad and/or cooking greens, hardy root vegetables, storage allium, winter squashes, and a variety of fresh culinary and medicinal herbs. These are weekly shares offered so long as produce is available.
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In the fall season we offer shares one week at a time. A full share is ideal for a household of 4-6 people and supplies members with an average of about 16-20 sizeable items per week.
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In the fall season we offer shares one week at a time. A half share is ideal for a household of 2-3 people and supplies members with approximately 8-10 sizable items per week.
Weekly Shares
Sign up for a share one week at a time! Full and half shares available. Pick-up on Wednesday in Providence or Saturday at the farm. Orders due Monday of the week you want to pick up. First-come, first-served. Space is limited. SNAP/EBT accepted!
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A weekly full share is ideal for a household of 4-6 people and supplies members with an average of about 14 items.
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A weekly half share is ideal for a household of 2-3 people and supplies members with an average of about 7 items.
Support Your Local Community
Preserving Farmland: Since 1940, Rhode Island has lost 80% of its agricultural land. Your membership helps protect our remaining farmland while helping your community’s local farmers. Help us to protect Bami Farm’s future.
Supporting Farmers: Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) provides important job security for valuable small-scale farmers while strengthening local food security.
Investing in Families: Our CSA gives our community access to trusted, nutrient-dense food grown with organic practices, farmed by people they know and trust.
Growing Community: Joining a CSA connects you with like-minded people and supports a shared commitment to local, organically grown food. It is an opportunity that benefits you and the broader community.
Giving Back: We donate fresh produce weekly to families facing food insecurity. It is our pleasure to provide access to healthy food for those who need help getting it.
Sample Harvest Schedule
Summer
Lettuces
Malabar spinach
Asian greens
Cabbages
Amaranth
Collard greens
Kale
Chard
Bok choy
Carrots
Celery
Potatoes
Tomatoes
Cucumber
Sweet peppers
Hot peppers
Eggplant
Okra
Sweet corn
Bitter ball
Summer squashes
Broccoli rabe
Broccoli
Green beans
Melon
And More!
Fall
Lettuce head
Salad mix
Arugula
Kale
Chard
Bok choy
Malabar spinach
Spinach
Beets
Carrots
Radishes
Turnips
Potatoes
Sweet potatoes
Winter squashes
Dried beans
Onions
Garlic
Ginger
Lemongrass
Parsley
Rosemary
Cilantro
And More!
Beets
Blueberries
Onions
Garlic
Scallions
Leeks
Chives
Basil
Parsley
Rosemary
Mint
Cilantro
Pickup Instructions
Pick-up Options:
Wednesdays
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Gather Cafe, located at 519 Atwells Ave in Providence, RI
OR
Saturdays
11:00 am-1:00 pm
Gather Farm, located at 380 Greenville Ave in Johnston, RI.
Both pickups are market style
Provide Healthy Options For Our Community
Members have the option to donate a week’s share to families struggling with food insecurity. All produce and unclaimed shares left over each week are donated directly to the local food pantries serving our communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have any additional questions? Feel free to fill out our contact form.
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Both pick-up days/locations offer a “market style” pick-up where members can pick and choose from a variety of items on the tables. Some abundant produce will be given to everyone but most can be selected based on what you love most. Every week we aim to offer a variety of salad and/or cooking greens and herbs in addition to the seasonal items that are ripe and ready for harvest that week.
If you’d prefer to have a pre-boxed share with a variety of items chosen for you, just let us know! We can have it ready for you for quick pick-up or we can box it up on site.
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We do ask members to select one primary pick-up day/location at the start of the season. That said, if you need to switch your pick-up day one week, that is no problem. It’s a great perk of having two pick-up options! We just ask folks to let us know by email no later than Monday of the week they are switching. A lot of the produce is harvested on pick-up day for our members and there’s a lot of logistics that go into preparing your produce as fresh as it can be every week. We want to make sure we have the right amount of produce harvested on the right days for all our members!
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If you think you’ll be running late you can always email us and we can box up a share for you to remain on site until you get there. We cannot arrange other pick-up times. Otherwise, all unclaimed shares are added to our weekly St. Bellarmine food panty donation in Johnston that supports local families who struggle with food insecurity.