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Nourishing Body, Mind, and Community

Registration is OPEN for the 2026-27 CSA , connecting you to 100% Biodynamic and Organic food while cultivating a healthier, more conscious world—one share at a time.

EST 1998

About Us

Spiritual Food for the new Millennium is a year-round CSA providing ethically grown, local, Biodynamic and Organic food to families in the Washington D.C.--Maryland—Virginia region. We are a consumer-based program building farmer to consumer cooperative relationships with respectful, fair, transparent principles and cultivating a community that values purity, sustainability, service and spiritual upliftment.

Our vision is to grow our spiritually grounded, Biodynamic-centered community food network that nourishes people, regenerates the land, and supports farmers who grow food with reverence for the earth.

Our mission is to support small, local farmers and artisans who steward the earth and ensure our members a stable supply of food independent of conventional supply chains, for a resilient community based on integrity and relationships of mutual benefit and trust. Community is in the name of CSA. There are many ways of participating including volunteering which enriches the experience. Founded in 1998, Spiritual Food CSA is sponsored by the School of Life, a yoga-center spiritual community. Our hands-on service work includes feeding the homeless in downtown D.C. every Sunday.                

To learn more about how Biodynamic agriculture stewards the earth and feeds her people, please see Why Biodynamics, and Biodynamics vs. Organics. See also our full Vision and Member Testimonials.

SHARES

Year-Round Access to Farm-Fresh Produce & Herbs

Enjoy a year-round bounty of farm-fresh, 100% Biodynamic and Organic produce, grown with care to nourish body, heart, mind, and soul.

Summer
$42/box
20 weeks of farm-fresh harvests (May - October)
Convenient local pickup
Weekly recipes
Add-on extras
SMS alerts & reminders
Skip any time
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Full Year
$41/box
Our Best Pricing!
41 weeks of farm-fresh harvests (Year-Round)
Convenient local pickup
Weekly recipes
Add-on extras
SMS alerts & reminders
Skip any time
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Fall
$42/box
12 of farm-fresh harvests (October - December)
Convenient local pickup
Weekly recipes
Add-on extras
SMS alerts & reminders
Skip any time
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Fresh

Our CSA provides a diverse selection of seasonal vegetables, herbs, and occasional fruit and pantry goods, ensuring fresh, high-quality food every week—no matter the season.

Customizable

Choose weekly or biweekly pick up and customize your Share by selecting one or more desired Add-Ons.

Flexible

Sign up for a Full Year or for a Season:  Summer, Fall, or Winter/Spring, choosing a plan that fits your needs and budget.  Enjoy the freedom to place your share on hold for vacation or family needs.

ADD-ON

Fresh Eggs Share

From truly free-range, pasture-raised happy hens.

ADD-ON

Seven Stars Yogurt Share

Biodynamic and Organic yogurt from Seven Stars Farm.

ADD-ON

Whole Grain Bread Share

Available fresh from Sweetwater Bakery; slow-rise sourdough bread with biodynamic wheat and organic grains.

ADD-ON

Fermented Vegetables Share

Delicious, Biodynamic and Regenerative Organic ferments made by family farms in NY.

ADD-ON

Biodynamic Cheese Share

Cave-aged artisanal Biodynamic cheeses from well-loved, pastured cows at Camphill Village Kimberton Hills, PA.

FAQs

Sprouting answers to your most common questions.

What's in each share?

Throughout the year we enjoy a procession of seasonal vegetables, some herbs and occasional fruit.  Creative use of greenhouses provide fresh produce all year round.  

Each season provides a succession of healthy and delicious vegetables. An average CSA share includes a mix of salad and sautéing greens (lettuce mix, arugula, baby kale, spinach in the cooler months, plus bok choi and napa), brassicas and hearty cooking greens (green/red/toscano kale, collards, Swiss chard, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli/broccolini, kohlrabi), and seasonal root crops (carrots, beets, turnips, radishes—including daikon and watermelon—plus rutabaga). In the peak months are planted summer favorites like cucumbers, tomatoes (red and heirloom), sweet and hot peppers, eggplant, okra, green beans, zucchini, and yellow summer squash—then fall and winter staples like winter squash (Sept–Jan) alongside extra roots and brassicas. Many weeks also include fresh herbs (basil, cilantro/dill, rosemary/thyme) and occasional “bonus” items depending on harvest abundance. During the summer and fall, we plan fruits from biodynamic growers on the East coast including apples, mangoes, avocados, and lemons.

How do school pickup sites work?

Join for the season of your choice and if there is a school pick up arranged, you can transfer there while school is in session Sept – May.

How does ordering/pickup work?

Pick up day is Wednesdays all year long.  We'll text/email you each Tuesday with what to expect in that week’s share, and send you another reminder on pickup day when your share box is ready. 

Where can I pickup?

Pickup is every other Wednesday throughout the DC Metro area: Arlington, Bethesda/Chevy Chase, Cabin John, Capitol Hill, Hyattsville, and Takoma Park, plus two Waldorf schools.  If you don’t see one of these options on the list, it means there has been a change.  Select another location, or contact spiritualfood@schooloflife.org.

When does the season start/end?

Our CSA year kicks off in May and runs year round.  Choose FULL YEAR for a year round commitment to yourself and the CSA and enjoy a discount.  You will start May 20th, or if later, the week after you register.  Following the seasons below, the subscription is 41 weeks.  If you choose bi-weekly all year, then 25 weeks total. 

The individual seasons this year are:
Summer 2026: May 20 -- September 30   = 20 weeks total
Fall 2026: October 7 -- December 23  = 12 weeks total
Winter/Spring 2027:  EVERY OTHER WEEK January 13 – May 5  = 9 weeks total

If you join after the season has begun, your registration will be prorated to the end of that current season.  Up until 12:00 noon Thursday, you begin the following week, otherwise, the week after. 

What is the Hold policy and how does it work?

HOLD means to pause your pick-up for vacation, work travel, or family needs. Place a hold any time up to Thursday 12:00 noon the week before the date you are designating for up to 4 pickups per season or 12 in a calendar year.  

If you need more time for a special reason, please contact us. To schedule a hold, go to your Account page, click “Hold”, and enter dates. You may use the help (chat) feature if you wish for customer service.

A friend and I would like to split share between us. How should we sign up?

We encourage each CSA member to purchase their own share; bi-weekly membership is available for a half share.   However, if you would like to split a share every week, you may each sign up for bi-weekly and then tell Farmhand you want to be scheduled for pick up on opposite weeks. You will have a box to split every week and will both receive communications and have access to the Farmhand system through your individual accounts.

Alternatively, one of you may sign up for the weekly share, work out your shared payment offline, and add the partner as a secondary contact in the notification tab.

Can I opt out of auto renew?

Yes. With auto renew, Farmhand sends reminders and provides instructions to renew or cancel when your subscription is coming to an end.  You may also turn it off at any time by contacting customer service through the Help/chat.

Can I add another person’s name and contact info for receiving messages?

Yes.  After signing up, go to the Account page, click Notifications, and add a Secondary Contact. Provide the Name, Phone and Email and it will be added to the account.

CONTACT

Welcome

We are always happy to connect. Just give us a call or send us an email.

School of Life

4209 East-West Highway, Chevy Chase, MD 20815