UW Farm

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The UW Farm 

The UW Farm is a 2.5 acre student-powered urban farm & educational facility located on the University of Washington's Seattle Campus.
Our mission is to be the campus center for the practice and study of urban agriculture and sustainability, and an educational, community-oriented resource for people who want to learn about building productive and sustainable urban landscapes.
 

Before paying for a CSA please sign-up by filling out a questionnaire and signing a membership agreement through our website - Click Here  

 

Cost of CSA Memberships in 2025:

Farmer's Market Style:

  • Full Season 24 week CSA (Faculty/Staff/Alumnus/Neighbor): $870 (installment plans available)
  • Full Season 24 week CSA (Current Students): $820 (installment plans available)
  • Summer Season 16 week CSA (Faculty/Staff/Alumnus/Neighbor): $615 (installment plans available)
  • Summer Season 16 week CSA (Current Student): $565 (installment plans available)
  • Peak Season 8 week CSA (Faculty/Staff/Alumnus/Neighbor): $305 (installment plans available)
  • Peak Season 8 week CSA (Current student): $255 (installment plans available)

Boxed:

  • Full Season 24 week CSA (Faculty/Staff/Alumnus/Neighbor): $945 (installment plans available)
  • Full Season 24 week CSA (Current Student): $895 (installment plans available)
  • Summer Season 16 week CSA (Faculty/Staff/Alumnus/Neighbor): $665 (installment plans available)
  • Summer Season 16 week CSA (Current Student): $615 (installment plans available)
  • Peak Season 8 week CSA (Faculty/Staff/Alumnus/Neighbor): $332 (installment plans available)
  • Peak Season 8 week CSA (Current Student): $282 (installment plans available)

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In addition to our seasonal products, please consider supporting the UW Farm with a donation.
 
The Urban Farm Support Fund provides broad support for activities of the UW Farm, including:

  1.  Purchasing supplies, soil, fertilizer, seeds, pots, tools, hoses, etc.
    • $10 = ability to purchase two packets of organic tomato seeds
    • $25 = ability to purchase a new hand tool or gloves
    • $50 = ability to purchase one new wheelbarrow
    • $100 = ability to purchase a pair of fig trees, apple trees, or other fruit plants
  2.  Production of informational and outreach communication
  3.  Funding for internships and staffing needs.

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