What is Community Shared Agriculture (CSA) ?
A CSA operated farm distributes its products to local area members on a shared basis.
Members receive a box of seasonal, local produce each week. The amount can vary depending on the progress of the growing season.
A CSA is a great way to support your local farmer and ensure you eat fresh local produce throughout the season!

Our CSA for 2012

We expect our 2012 season to run for 15 weeks, from mid-June to end of September.
A share price for 2012 is  $480. This will generally feed a family of four (ie. 2 adults, 2 children), or two vegetarian adults.
You pick up your weekly CSA box at one of the downtown locations (near the UofW,  or on Wolseley Ave), or also at our farm in St. Norbert.

Download or preview “What we’ll grow for you”

To Register for our CSA:
We are taking applications now and would be happy to respond to any enquiries about CSA or the 2012 season.  To join, please download our registration form and mail it along with your payment. We reserve the right to adjust prices for the 2013 season. The available shares are allocated on a first-come first-served basis.
Download or preview the registration form


  • About Us

    Almost Urban Vegetables is a small-hold family farm, owned and run by Marilyn Firth, Bruce Berry, and their children, Noel, Liam and Graeme. We are located in St. Norbert, Manitoba, right on the south edge of Winnipeg.

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