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How much do csa farm jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for csa farm in the United States is $18.55, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.23 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a CSA farm?

CSA farms, or Community Supported Agriculture farms, are agricultural operations that connect consumers directly with local farmers. Members or subscribers purchase shares of the farm’s harvest in advance and receive regular deliveries of fresh, seasonal produce throughout the growing season. This model helps farmers with upfront costs and allows consumers to enjoy fresh, local food while supporting sustainable agriculture. CSA arrangements often foster a closer relationship between farmers and the community, sometimes including farm visits or events.

What is the difference between Csa Farm vs Csa Greenhouse Worker?

AspectCsa FarmCsa Greenhouse Worker
CertificationsBasic agricultural certifications, if anySimilar certifications, often including horticulture or plant care
Work EnvironmentOutdoor farm fields, open terrainIndoor greenhouse settings, controlled environment
Job DutiesCrop planting, harvesting, field maintenancePlant care, watering, pest control inside greenhouses
Industry UsageCommon in agriculture and farming sectorsCommon in horticulture and plant production industries

Both roles involve plant care and agricultural work, but Csa Farm typically focuses on outdoor crop production, while Csa Greenhouse Worker specializes in indoor greenhouse environments. The certifications and daily tasks overlap, making them closely related but distinct roles within the agricultural industry.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a CSA farm manager?

To thrive as a CSA Farm Manager, you need strong knowledge of sustainable agriculture, crop planning, and farm management, often supported by relevant experience or education in agriculture. Familiarity with tools like farm management software, irrigation systems, and organic certification standards is typical. Excellent organizational skills, customer service abilities, and clear communication help build strong relationships with members and coordinate farm operations. These competencies are vital for ensuring productive harvests, meeting customer expectations, and maintaining a successful community-supported agriculture program.

What are common challenges faced by workers on a CSA farm, and how can they be addressed?

Working on a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm often involves physically demanding tasks such as planting, harvesting, and packing produce, which can be challenging during peak seasons. Weather unpredictability and pest management also require quick adaptation and problem-solving skills. Effective communication with both the farm team and CSA members is essential, as these roles frequently involve customer interaction and teamwork. To address these challenges, staying organized, maintaining flexibility, and fostering a collaborative work environment are key strategies.

How to start a CSA farm?

Starting a CSA farm involves selecting a suitable location, planning crop production, and establishing a membership model for community-supported agriculture. It requires knowledge of farming practices, crop planning, and marketing, often supported by certifications in sustainable agriculture or farm management. Developing a business plan and understanding local regulations are also essential steps.
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Farmstand Crew - Full-Season, Part Time

Cedar Circle Farm

Thetford Hill, VT • On-site

$15 - $17/hr

Part-time

Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 14 days ago


Job description

About the Position

Spend your days in our farmstand, café, and at our booth at local farmers' markets, connecting community members and visitors with the organic food and plants we grow, and with the broader local food system we're proud to be part of!

Farmstand Crew members help create the welcoming atmosphere Cedar Circle is known for-assisting customers, sharing information about our organic produce and prepared foods, and helping keep the farmstand running smoothly during our busiest months.

If you enjoy working with people, are service-minded, and have an interest in food, cooking, and local, organic agriculture, we would love to hear from you!

Responsibilities

This person will work primarily in the farmstand, and will attend weekly farmers' markets on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings.

General duties include:

  • Ringing up customers and processing payments
  • Providing exceptional service to our community; greeting guests, making them feel welcome, and making genuine connections
  • Answering questions about the products we sell, our growing practices, CSA, education programs, and farm policies. Directing guests to other departments or administrative staff to get their questions answered in a timely manner
  • Maintaining a clean and presentable workspace
  • Following safety protocols
  • Working collectively and collaboratively with fellow farmstand crew members and the rest of the Cedar Circle team

Farmstand duties include:

  • Setting up, breaking down, and restocking produce displays; culling to ensure we have top quality produce on display; moving large amounts of produce from building to building
  • Helping guests locate items
  • Receiving and stocking merchandise
  • Assisting guests with CSA signups, including filling out CSA paperwork and taking payments. Setting up and adding value to CSA Cards, with the help of Leads and the Farm Retail Manager
  • Assisting with answering phones, transferring calls, and distributing messages

Farmers' Market duties include:

  • Representing Cedar Circle Farm & Education Center at the Lebanon and Norwich Farmers' Markets
  • With one other staff member, loading the market van and driving to market
  • Setting up, breaking down, and restocking produce displays; culling to ensure we have top quality produce on display
  • Closing out the register at the end of the shift

There are opportunities to train as a barista and work in the Hello Café if interested.

Qualifications

  • Willingness to learn and use a point-of-sale system to ring up purchases and process different forms of payment
  • Basic organizational skills and attention to detail when stocking merchandise, maintaining displays, and completing routine tasks
  • Interest in learning about farm products, produce varieties, and prepared foods in order to ring up purchases, help customers locate items, and answer common questions
  • Comfort following established procedures for food handling, café service, and workplace safety (training provided)
  • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with a team
  • Ability to lift and carry produce crates and other items (up to ~40 lbs), move between buildings, and remain on your feet for extended periods

Helpful but not required:

  • Experience using a cash register or point-of-sale system
  • Familiarity with produce, cooking ingredients, gardening, or agriculture

Availability

This position is part-time, a minimum of 20 hours per week (3+ days), Thursdays to Sundays. Hours are agreed upon at hire and remain consistent week to week. The ability to work weekends day is required.

Compensation

This is a seasonal position, part-time through October, with the potential for limited hours in November and December. The Full-Season Farmstand Crew position is hourly with benefits including paid personal leave, fresh produce, a 20% discount at our farmstand and cafe, a 403(b) retirement plan with a 5% employer safe harbor match, and access to an employee assistance program. Salary is $15-17/hr depending on work experience.

Application Instructions

To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume through our online employment application.

About Cedar Circle Farm and Education Center

Cedar Circle Farm & Education Center is a nonprofit, certified organic farm located on over 50 acres of conserved land along the Connecticut River in East Thetford, Vermont. Our organization has a deep commitment to developing regenerative agriculture systems for our annual vegetable and flower production and to offering educational programming that builds connections between our food, ecosystems, and community.

Our farm is a community hub with a farmstand, retail greenhouses, a farm kitchen, a coffee shop, a cut flower garden, education programs, and unique CSA options. It's a place where folks can learn about and deepen their appreciation for organic regenerative agriculture.

Our staff is a reflection of our community and is the most essential aspect of our farm. When you join our dynamic team, you'll have the opportunity to make valuable contributions to our greater mission of promoting organic, regenerative farming and the transition to a localized food economy!

Cedar Circle Farm is an EEO/AA employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Research suggests that qualified women, Black, Indigenous, and Persons of Color (BIPOC) may self-select out of opportunities if they don't meet 100% of the job requirements. We encourage individuals who believe they have the skills necessary to thrive to apply for this role.


Pre-employment background checks are required for individuals aged 18 and older.