Waikōloa Grows Farmstand CSA
Fresh. Local. Customized. Convenient.
Join the Waikōloa Grows Farmstand Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program and enjoy a weekly bag of fresh, locally grown produce for just $25 per week, purchased at $100 a month for a full share or $50 a month for a bi-weekly half share.
Each week, subscribers receive an email featuring the freshest produce available from local farmers and growers. You'll have the opportunity to customize your bag by selecting from everything available at The Farmstand ensuring your weekly share fits your needs. The email also includes recipe ideas, cooking tips, and inspiration to help you make the most of your fresh ingredients and enjoy healthier meals throughout the week.
CSA bags are available for pickup every Saturday at The Farmstand in Waikōloa Village. When you pick up your bag, you'll also have the opportunity to browse and purchase additional farm-fresh goodies, including eggs, breads, value-added products, local specialties, and seasonal offerings to complete your weekly grocery list.
Benefits of the Farmstand CSA
- Convenience – Place your selections online and pick up your customized bag each week at The Farmstand.
- Freshest Choices – Receive some of the freshest produce available, harvested and delivered directly from local farms.
- Healthier Eating – Increase your consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables while discovering new foods, new products, and recipes.
- Support Local Farmers – Every CSA purchase helps strengthen Hawaiʻi's agricultural economy and supports local food producers.
- Customized Selections – Choose the produce and Farmstand items you want rather than receiving a pre-packed assortment.
- Recipe Inspiration – Receive recipes and meal ideas that make healthy eating easy and enjoyable.
- Community Connection – Visit The Farmstand each week, connect with neighbors, and discover new local products.
The Waikōloa Grows Farmstand CSA makes healthy eating simple, affordable, and enjoyable while supporting local agriculture and building a stronger, more food-secure community.
