Community Supported Agriculture

New Entry Food Hub

The New Entry Food Hub CSA is a program of the New Entry Sustainable Farming Project (New Entry), an initiative of Tufts University’s Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy and additional partners.

New Entry helps beginning, immigrant, and refugee farmers gain business and farm production skills and access to land, markets and other resources necessary to start a viable farm business. Visit their website here.

Become a New Entry CSA Member

New Entry Food Hub offers weekly shares for the 20-week growing season from June through October.

All shares can also be gifted or donated, and SNAP benefits are accepted. See the New Entry CSA page for details.

CSA Your Way

New Entry Food Hub Now offers custom CSA share deliveries. Each week you choose exactly what vegetables and fruits you’d like and in what quantity from their network of beginning and immigrant farmers. Learn more here.

Why Purchase a CSA share?

Purchasing a CSA share is an easy way to support local food while enjoying fresh, delicious produce. CSA shares provide financial support to farmers before the growing season begins, allowing them to purchase the supplies they need to grow crops. Every week, you will receive a box of sustainably-grown seasonal produce along with a newsletter, a list of share contents, recipes, and updates from their program. CSA shares are a wonderful way to eat seasonally and try fruits and veggies that you might not see in a grocery store.

New Entry Food Hub welcomes new members with pro-rated pricing for shares that have already started up to two weeks into the season. Have questions? New Entry Food Hub can help answer them.

Weekly shares are delivered directly to pick-up sites around Boston and Middlesex County. Don't live in the Boston area? Explore other CSA options or find a farm near you on Local Harvest.