Some advice from past members: When you're signing up, ask how much produce you can expect to get each week per share. If you have a small family, you might want to just buy a half-share, so you don't have veggies going to waste. A large family may want to buy double that to meet their needs. Growing seasons vary, depending on the CSA — so check them out:

Ranui Farms in Hoytsville; limited to Summit County residents. (435-336-2813 or www.ranui.com)

Borski Farms, Kaysville (801-546-5221 or www.borskifarms.org)

Sun River Farms, in Elwood (near Tremonton) (435-757-7507 or sunriverfarm@yahoo.com)

East Farms, West Point (801-525-2219 or www.eastfarms.net)

Zoe's Garden, Fruit Heights, Alissa@zoegarden.com or (310-849-849-2652)

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