The new CSA website is up – www.farmersfreshcsa.com. It has a lot of new information about how the CSA’s going to work this year.
The $100 membership fee is required to subscribe. It comes with these benefits.
But you can buy produce from the online store without being a member. This could be a good option for someone who wants to stick his or her toe in first.
Then there’s more flexibility in what you can add on, too. I’m considering adding muffins in the hopes of getting more Ezekiel muffins.
The standard length is 4 weeks instead of 12. You can set your account to be billed automatically. And you can suspend a delivery with 4 days notice and get credited a future week. That’ll be great for vacations and such.
For reference, last year I had a standard bag with premium additions from October through December. So that’s what you’re looking at in most of my posts. A standard bag is roughly equivalent to a Family Pack, and the premium additions are like the Gourmet + ½ dozen eggs in terms of the 2009 price structure. (Farmers, please tell me if I have this wrong.)
Here is a picture of a standard bag (~= Family Pack) from last July.
Ah, summer! Green beans, spaghetti squash, the best blueberries ever, onions, tomatoes, lambsquarters, butternut squash, and basil.
What do you all think of the new pricing structure? What packages are you considering?
thoughtful consumption 
I’m doing the dinner for two, gourmet upgrade, plus 1/2 dozen eggs (I’m with you on the scrambled eggs – they are the BOMB!). The good thing about it being only four weeks is that if I decide we need something different I can change it.
I’m getting a family pack, eggs, and muffins. Can’t wait for March!
I ordered the family pack and am splitting it with my parents. I am so excited!!