A Community Supported Agriculture Farm
Feeding People in the Chicago Area for 25 YearsReceive Our Vegetables
Sorry, 2016 CSA shares are no longer available.
If you are interested in a 2017 CSA share, send an email with the subject Interested in a 2017 CSA Share to csa@angelicorganics.com and we will be in touch in the winter.
Meanwhile, you can keep up with the farm through Facebook, Instagram, and Farm News.
From a Shareholder
We’ve had a CSA [share] at Angelic Organics for 7 or 8 years and we just want to say how much we appreciate everything you do, everything we get from you, and our connection to “our” farm. Our produce is always amazing and it’s a treat to pick it up every week. Thank you.
10 Reasons Why Angelic Organics is Special
Things are a lot different now in the healthy food movement, compared to the 90’s when Angelic Organics was one of the first Community Supported Agriculture farms in the region. There are many CSA farms serving the Chicago area today, and numerous other ways for people to receive organic vegetables. So, we made a list of what makes our farm special.
Reason #1: 170 5-star Facebook reviews
Reason #5: Enjoy the very popular recipe service customized to your box
Reason #8: Harvest from our U-Pick Garden
Reason #9: Visit the Angelic Organics Learning Center with educational programs for all
Reason #10: Watch “The Real Dirt on Farmer John”, a documentary about our farmer
Click here to see all 10 reasons why Angelic Organics is special
Delivery Options
Pick up at one of our 40+ pickup locations
Click here to find the most convenient pickup location for you.
Home Delivery
Home delivery is available to most Illinois zip codes within 45 miles of Chicago. Home delivery is $12 per delivery. Visit our home delivery page for more details. (Sorry, home delivery is not available in Boone county, Winnebago county, or in Wisconsin.)
Wondering?
Where is the farm?
We are in Boone County, located about 90 miles NW of downtown Chicago, and 20 miles NE of Rockford. Our address is 1547 Rockton Road, Caledonia, IL 61011.
When does the season start?
Our delivery season starts in early June and ends in late October. We also offer an Extended Season Share, which starts in late October or early November, and ends before Thanksgiving.
What’s in the box?
The box contents vary depending on the time of the season. This is a great feature of Community Supported Agriculture, that your share provides seasonal eating. Find out what’s in the box.
Is the share a good value?
Overall, based on various comparison studies we’ve seen and also based on analyses of our own share prices, you can expect your Angelic Organics CSA share to cost about 1/4 to 1/3 less than if you bought comparable organic vegetables from a grocery store such as Whole Foods.
How much produce should I expect?
We do our best to fill your 3/4 bushel box to the brim, equivalent to about 1 & 1/2 regular paper grocery bags. From late summer through fall, your box may bulge with over 20 lbs of produce. One full share generally satisfies the needs of two people with a vegetarian diet or four people with a mixed diet.
This is How the Community Supported Agriculture Program Works
Eating with the Seasons
You purchase a share of our vegetable harvest before the beginning of the harvest season. Click here to learn more about how the CSA program works.
Still Undecided?
Farmer John Writes
Learn a great deal about how lifelong Farmer John reflects on and guides the farm forward in his Farm News Columns.
Your Very Own Farm, Without all the Work!
When you join our CSA, you enter into a relationship to more than the food you receive from us; you enter into a relationship with the source of your food, a farm—a farm you can visit. This is what distinguishes the CSA program from all the other ways you can buy your vegetables—in a certain way, as a shareholder, you have your very own farm. You don’t have to plow the fields, pay the crew, keep the books, maintain the equipment, or harvest the crops, but still, through your purchase of a share, you will probably start referring to Angelic Organics as our farm. Read more about relationship to a farm in Farmer John’s blog post, Farm Monogamy.
