What is a CSA?
CSA stands for "Community Supported Agriculture." CSAs are a way for farms and the community to mutually support each another. The CSA model helps get income to farms when costs are high in the spring and supports the farm to focus on growing food for their members.
By subscribing to a Brady Farm CSA share you help to sustain the farm, you receive regular farm-fresh produce, and you save money. Subscriptions are called "shares" because members share the benefits and risks, and are given a voice in what is grown at the farm.
CSA Share Options
Our produce CSA runs for 20 weeks from early June to Late-October. We also offer a bi-weekly (10 weeks) option for any share type we provide!
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For Bi-weekly share, you let us know which schedule you prefer:
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"Week 1" ... June 10th ~ October 17th
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"Week 2" ... June 17th ~ October 24th
Your first and last day of CSA vary depending on when you pickup/receive delivery.
Farmstand Share ($460 / 20 weeks, $230 / 10 weeks)
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Choose up to 7 produce items of your choice at any of our farm stands. We also source produce from other local farms and non-local staples. When you pick up at the farm, you can also enjoy one bunch of herbs or flowers each week.
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Choose one of our three farm stands as a pick-up location:
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Brady Farm between Wednesday - Friday 8am - 4pm and Saturday 8am - 12pm
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FAHNN Market (4141 S. Salina St.) on Saturday, 8am - 2pm
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Westcott Farmer's Market (826 Euclid Ave.) on Wednesday, 2pm - 6pm
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Summer Share ($580 / 20 weeks, $290 / 10 weeks)
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Fresh produce grown locally right here in Syracuse by Brady Farm. Receive 8-10 items with every CSA share. One item per week will be highlighted from another local, organic farm.
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Available for pick-up Wednesdays at our Neighborhood locations and Wednesday-Saturday at Brady Farm. Home delivery is also available on Wednesdays.
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On-farm pick up will receive 10% discount!
Grocer Box ($580 / 20 weeks, $290 / 10 weeks)
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Receive 8-10 items in each box from a combination of Brady Farm and surrounding local farms. This is the box to get if you’re looking for standard produce items that most people know how to prepare. It's the best of both worlds–lemon with your kale salad and bananas with your green smoothie. Not all items will be organic.
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Available for pick-up Wednesdays at our Neighborhood locations and Wednesday-Saturday at Brady Farm. Home delivery is also available on Wednesdays.
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On-farm pick up will receive 10% discount!
Pick up & Delivery for boxed share
Wednesday group pick up locations​
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DeWitt Home - (10 am - 6 pm)
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Eastwood Home - (10 am - 8 pm)
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Manlius Home - (10am - 5 pm)
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St. Mary's Church, Baldwinsville - (12 - 6 pm)
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Westcott Farmer's Market - (2 pm - 6 pm)
Brady Farm Pickup - 150 Ford Ave.
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Wednesday-Friday (8 am - 4 pm)
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Saturday (8 am- 12 pm)​​
Home delivery is available on Wednesdays for an extra charge.
2.5 miles ... $5
5 miles ... $10
If you are outside our delivery zone
please get in touch to
see if we can make it work!
Payment Options
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We accept Cash / Card / Checks / and SNAP. You can use your debit card/credit card through our online store. We offer one-time payment and installment plans for CSAs.
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If you pay using SNAP, you are eligible to receive a 50% discount with Double-Up Food Bucks.
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Installment Plan Option: payment will be due at time of pickup each week, or can be automatically done through our online store. Please reach out if you need additional assistance options.
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​Please mail checks made out to:
Brady Farm
404 South Ave, Syracuse, NY 13204
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Sign Up for a Share
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You can sign up through our online store.
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You can also sign up by giving us a call at (680)-302-9465.
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Have any questions? Reach out to us by email: info@bradyfarm.org
Becoming a Member of the CSA
By subscribing to the Brady Farm CSA, customers pledge to support the farm and staff by making timely payments and communicating changes in advance. Subscribers pledge to support the farm even if the weather or other unforeseen events limit crop availability. While the Brady Farmers will work diligently to protect crops and reduce risks, CSA members pledge to accept the risks of farming and the variability that comes with it.