Shares
Five things to buy, and one of them is smaller on purpose.
Half shares exist because a full share defeats most households in week eight. If you cook three or four nights a week rather than seven, take the half — you will finish the season instead of quitting it.
Full share
$680
22 weeks, about $31 a week
Two people who cook most nights, or a family of four who eat a lot of vegetables.
Seven to eleven items a week depending on the week. June is at the low end and September is at the high end.
Half share
$395
22 weeks, about $18 a week
One or two people, or a household that eats out twice a week.
The same box, smaller. Not every other week — we tried that and everybody forgot.
Egg add-on
$145
One dozen a week
Anyone.
From a neighbour's flock down the road, not ours. We will happily tell you whose.
Flower share
$220
Weeks 5 to 20
A jar on a table.
Cut Friday, collected with your vegetables. Sixteen weeks rather than twenty-two.
Fall storage box
$110
One collection in November
A winter of soup.
Potatoes, onions, carrots, cabbage, and winter squash in quantity. Sold separately from the share.
- In one go
- By the end of March. Simplest, and it is what most people do.
- In three
- March, May, and July, by transfer. Ask and we set it up.
- Work trade
- Four places a season, four hours a week, share included. They go quickly and they are hard work.
Prices shown are last season’s and will be confirmed before sign-ups open in February.
Sign up for the season
This is not a checkout. Ruth reads these, writes back within a few days with an invoice, and will tell you if she thinks you have picked the wrong size.
Pickup sites
- Kingston
- Wednesday, 3pm to 7pm
- Rhinebeck
- Thursday, 4pm to 7pm
- Beacon
- Thursday, 4:30pm to 7:30pm
Two Kettle Farm is a fictional farm created for demonstration. Crop weeks, prices, and pickup details are illustrative. Ring (845) 555-0118 with anything the site does not answer.