Join Quail Hill Farm

Winter Shares begin in mid-November through February.

• Those who join for a “winter share” receive root vegetables, alliums, and our greenhouse greens, from the Friday before Thanksgiving through February.
• "Winter Shares" are one size and one price.

Quail Hill Farm eggs, honey, cookbooks and apparel are sold at the Shop.

Summer Shares begin in early June through October, with picking days on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

• Over two hundred “summer share” families come to the Farm to harvest from the fields that include over 500 varieties of vegetables, fruits and flowers planted each year.
• Your share lets you harvest twice a week with picking days on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Visit the farm on two out of these three days that work best for you.
• Single, Family, and Box Share Options are offered.

Share Sizes and Your Household:

As you select your share size, please note:

SUMMER:

• “Single” shares are for 1-person households only.
• “Family” shares are for those with two people or more living under one roof (yes, this rule applies even if others in your household don’t like vegetables). We ask all CSA members to abide by this guideline, the purpose of which is to ensure a full and accurate planning of harvests throughout the season.
• "Box Shares" contain 8-14 items and are enough food for 3-4 people per week. The quantity is roughly comparable to a day’s harvest for a family, picked up once a week at Bridge Gardens (on Saturdays, 8:30-11:00 a.m. in Bridgehampton) or at the farm shop (on Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. in Amagansett).

WINTER:

• “Winter Shares” are one size and one price. Pick-up days are every other Friday and Saturday.

Sliding scale share pricing is one way we can make our CSA accessible to our neighbors with fewer resources, which in turn, allows us to share our values of land stewardship with a wider community.

• Standard level share prices cover the full cost of what it takes to make this farm tick. If you are wondering how to pay the “real” price of the share, this is your baseline.
• Contributor level shares help us cover the costs of providing shares to those with limited financial resources in our community. If you have the means and are passionate about increasing access to the Quail Hill Farm CSA, this is your level! *please note: this includes a tax-deductible donation: simply subtract the “Standard” from the “Contributor” level.
• Sprout level shares are for those of lower middle income with the means to pay about 75% of the cost of the farm share.
• Seed level shares are for those with very limited financial resources, and covers about 55% of the cost of a Standard Share. There are only a handful of these shares available to those most in need in our community. *please note: if you cannot afford this share price, please email LGuenther@PeconicLandTrust.org to discuss.

If you’re unsure of which share is for you, check out this worksheet that you can fill out at home for guidance. Please note: This is NOT required to be submitted when selecting your share level.

A central part of our mission at Quail Hill is to educate the public concerning such issues as soil health, our seed supply, food security, and sustainable, organic farming practices. Connecting people with land in this way builds a community that will appreciate and support the stability, integrity, and beauty of the bioregion.

Check out this video by My Long Island TV for a virtual tour of the farm!

And this interview by The Kitchn featuring poet/farmer Scott Chaskey talking about what it means to be part of a CSA: