TapRoot CSA 2026

What Is Community Shared Agriculture (CSA)?

Community Shared Agriculture (CSA) is a relationship between you—the person accessing food to nourish your body—and the farmers growing that food. At its core, a CSA is about connection, shared values, and trust.

In a CSA model, we take care of one another and care for the land that feeds us. By joining a CSA, you are investing in where your food comes from and becoming part of a system rooted in learning, transparency, and community. You are invited to know your farmers, trust your food, taste the seasons, and experience the farm as more than just a place where food is grown.

Food is powerful. The choices you make about where your food comes from create ripples—supporting local agriculture, strengthening community resilience, and caring for the earth.

Our CSA Program

TapRoot Farms offers both year-round and seasonal CSA options, including:

Vegetables
Meat
Fruit
Eggs

Farming is meaningful, skilled, and demanding work. It requires long-term planning, care through every season, and commitment—from seed selection to harvest, storage, and animal care. A CSA model reflects this reality by asking for commitment from both the farmer and the eater.

A Shared Commitment

We encourage you to explore our website, follow our social media, talk with other CSA members, reach out to us, and—when possible—visit the farm. CSA is not just about one season; it is about building a lasting relationship with your food and the people who grow it.

Joining a CSA is an invitation to a different way of living—one that values nourishment not only for the body, but also for the heart, soul, community, and land.

We look forward to sharing many seasons with you.

Our 2026 CSA has started!

Stay tuned for our Spring and Summer sign ups! Join our email list here to stay updated.

Pick up Locations – Weekly Pick Up

Wednesday

ANNAPOLIS VALLEY

TapRoot Farms – (451 Canard Street) in the cooler, on the shelf. 8 AM – 5 PM

Noggins in Greenwich – (10009 Hwy 1, Greenwich) 9 AM – close

Please note: All shares not picked up by Friday at noon will be donated.

METRO AREA (Delivery fee $3.45/week)

Noggins at Sante Centre – (50 Gary Martin Dr., Bedford) 11 AM – close.

Noggins on Coburg – (1474 Seymour St, Halifax) 2 PM – close

O’BEES Market – Alderney Landing (2 Octerloney St. Dartmouth) 1 PM – close.

Please note: All shares not picked up by Thursday at close will be donated.

Thursday

TAPROOT VAN PICK UP (Delivery fee $3.45/week)

*Tentative (minimum 20 people), we will go ahead with these locations if we reach the minimum! *

*Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum – 471 Poplar Drive Dartmouth. TapRoot Van pick up. 4:15 PM – 4:45 PM.

*Middle Sackville – Field just off Margeson Drive (Click here for the google map pin). TapRoot Van pick up. 5:30 PM – 6:00 PM

Delivery on Thursday

Metro Home Delivery – Delivery fee $15.00/week

Lower Sackville. Halifax: Southend, Northend, Westend, downtown (B3H, B3J, B3L, B3K), Bayers Lake, Clayton Park, B3N, B3M. Dartmouth: Woodlawn, Russel Lake West (B2Y, B3A, B3B). Bedford: B4A. Spryfield. Fall River.