28 seasons. One farm. The oldest CSA of its kind in Northeast Ohio.

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares are a partnership with the farm: when you reserve a share each season, you're funding the seeds and the soil amendments, before a single plant is in the ground. That upfront commitment is what lets Crown Point's farmers plan the season with confidence instead of guessing at demand.

In return, you share in the harvest — and, like every farm that's honest with its members, you share a little in nature's unpredictability too. Some weeks bring abundance. A wet spring or an early frost might mean a lighter week for one crop and more of another. Twenty-eight consecutive seasons without missing a single one is Crown Point's track record for managing that risk well — but it's a partnership, not a guarantee, and that's exactly what makes it real.