WHO WE ARE

Capay Valley Farm Shop is a collaborative of family farms and ranches working together to bring fresh local goodness from our valley to your table.

WHERE WE ARE

Our pick-up locations.
We currently serve the San Francisco Bay Area through public and private pick-up sites. Our public sites include:

Esparto Pacific Ace Hardware

Davis Stone Soup

Oakland YMCA

San Francisco Alamo Square Market, Avedano's Holly Park Market & Meat Wagon, Cheese Plus, Drewes Bros. Meats, Fatted Calf, Fairmount Elementary

Palo Alto Calafia Cafe

Redwood City The Grind Coffee Bar.

Bring FarmShares to your neighborhood.

FAQ

  • What Are FarmShares?

    FarmShares is a multi-farm CSA program operated by our collaborative of family farms, Capay Valley Farm Shop (www.capayvalleyfarmshop.com). The shares feature what’s fresh and best of season. We are proud to unite our products under a regional identity, Capay Valley Grown, and share an abundant harvest of high quality products – organic vegetables, fruits, nuts, meats, olive oil, wine, lavender, honey, flowers, and more.

  • What Size Is Right for Me?

    We currently offer two convenient share sizes – Peck and Bushel – to meet your weekly produce needs. On average, the Peck’s 7 items feed a household of one to two people and the Bushel’s 11 items feeds a family of two to four.

    For example, one of September’s Pecks included:

    The Bushel includes everything in the Peck plus 3 additional items:

  • What Is CSA?

    Community Supported Agriculture is a direct relationship model that connects farms and consumers so that they may share the bounty of local food systems throughout the seasons. Typically, consumers pay in advance, providing working capital upfront, when it’s needed, in exchange for a promise of the farm harvest.

  • What Grows When?

    The Capay Valley’s warm summers and mild winters enable a year-round harvest of a cornucopia of fresh food. Here’s a small taste of what to expect when.

    • Summer: peaches, corn, tomatoes, melons, peppers, green beans, and more
    • Fall: grapes, apples, hard squash, carrots, and more
    • Winter: mandarins, lemons, leeks, greens, broccoli, cabbage, and more
    • Spring: carrots, spinach, lettuce, new potatoes, leeks, green garlic, and more