CSA
We are not offering CSA shares in 2026
New in 2026, we will only offer on-farm u-picks. Steve and I are headed toward semi-retirement, and are closing our CSA and wholesale operations. We will continue growing asparagus, basil, garlic, strawberries, plum tomatoes and rhubarb.
Our 2026 offerings:
– Organic strawberry u-picks, open to the public. We are one of the only organic berry farms in Wisconsin.
– Organic plum tomato u-picks, open to the public. Garlic and basil will be available too.
Join our u-pick email list to receive notification about u-pick dates, and how to place a picking reservation. We plan to offer both weekend and weekday strawberry u-picks, and will continue using a reservation system for the u-picks (at least on the weekends).
If you are looking for a new CSA farm, we encourage you to explore the FairShare CSA Coalition’s Farm Search page. The map is quite useful and will help you find a CSA pickup site near your home or job.
We will continue living on our farm for the coming years. We expect to begin renting our fields for organic production in 2026 and 2027.
Thank you for many years of Tipi-loyalty!
Love,
Beth and Steve.
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CSA History
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Here are week-by-week lists from recent years when we still delivered May through November.
View all our 2025 CSA boxes.
View all our 2024 CSA boxes.
View all our 2023 CSA boxes.
View all our 2022 CSA boxes.
View all our 2021 CSA boxes.
View all our 2020 CSA boxes (COVID did not stop us!)
View all our 2019 CSA boxes (cool, wet spring & fall, nice summer).
View all our 2018 CSA boxes (wet year).
View all our 2017 CSA boxes (average year).
View all our 2016 CSA boxes.
View all our 2015 CSA boxes.
View all our 2014 CSA boxes.
View all our 2013 CSA boxes.
View all our 2012 CSA boxes (drought year).
View all our 2011 CSA boxes (very wet year).
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That’s a load of spring seedlings, ready to transplant to the field. We park them outside in a sunny, sheltered spot for a few days, so they can harden off and be ready for wind and sun in the field.
And here they go into the ground on a gorgeous spring day!
