Mushroom CSA
Our seasonal Mushroom CSA is offered three times per year: in winter, summer and fall.
When you signup for a mushroom share, you'll receive a box of our freshest mushrooms each week, about 2-3 delicious varieties per week, for 12-15 weeks (depending on the season).
We'll share cooking tips and recipe ideas for varieties you may not be familiar with. CSA members also receive discounts on grow kits to grow your own mushrooms at home!
Looking to GIFT a CSA subscription? Click here for our CSA Gift Card!
2025 Winter CSA
Sign up now for our 2025 Winter CSA and receive a weekly supply of fresh mushrooms for 12 weeks, starting in February!
When you sign up below, you'll be asked to pay in full for the entire 12-weeks. If you'd like to set up a payment plan instead, please contact us! We're happy to accommodate as best we can.
Share Sizes:
Full Share | $240: 1 pound each week
Half Share | $120: 1/2 pound each week
Pickup Locations:
1. Tuesdays | 5-6pm at Roaming Root
1651 College Road
2. Wednesdays | 12-8pm at Boreal Woods Mushroom Farm (Ester)
We are located on Old Wood Road, about a mile up the Old Nenana Highway in Ester. This pickup will be self-serve and you can pickup anytime on Wednesdays between 12-8pm — our most flexible pickup option!
*NEW* Fresh Pasta Add-On!
+$108 | Pickup a pound of fresh pasta every week with your Mushroom Share!
Our pasta is made using semolina flour and water, plus other ingredients such as local beets, spinach, farro, squash and more.
Flavors and pasta shapes will vary each week.
Please read before signing up!
CSA Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CSA?
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. While every CSA program is a little different, they all create a direct, mutually beneficial relationship between farmers and their customers.
In our CSA, members pre-purchase 3-4 months worth of mushrooms at a time. This removes much of the guess-work when we are planning and purchasing materials, stabilizes the cost of growing and helps us produce far less waste. Our CSA members are the sole reason we are able to grow year-round! In return, members receive a weekly share of our freshest mushrooms, selected before we pack for restaurants, stores or farmers markets.
Joining a CSA is a great way to support a local farm, know exactly where your food is coming from and get to know the people growing it!
What happens if I forget to pickup? Can I pickup later?
Most people forget to pickup at least once, however, it's very difficult to rearrange pickups for individual people. If we don't hear from you in advance and you miss a pickup, we cannot guarantee we will have them for you or be able to arrange an alternative pickup.
We try to donate mushrooms that aren't picked up to Bread Line and the Food Bank, so they will not go to waste!
I'll be out of town/have a meeting/know in advance that I can't make it to one of the pickups. Can I pickup extra mushrooms the following week?
Since the growing process starts months in advance and we plan our growing around the number of people who are signed up for the CSA, there usually not extra mushrooms available on any given week to make up for missed pickups.
If you let us know in advance, we're happy to arrange an alternative pickup the same week at our farm in Ester. You can also always have a friend or family member pickup for you!
I don't like a certain mushroom variety. Can I choose the varieties in my share?
While you can't pre-order specific varieties, there are typically several combinations to choose from each week. When you pickup, let us know if there is something you don't like - we can't guarantee we'll be able to but we'll try to accommodate as best we can.
That being said, one of the great parts of a CSA is getting to try things that are new to you and experiment with different ways of cooking, so we encourage you to step out of your mushroom comfort zone!
How do I cook all of these different varieties?
We have cooking tips & meal ideas for most of the varieties we grow.
There are also infinite resources online for cooking with different varieties of mushrooms. We do a lot of Google-ing for recipe ideas and inspiration. Two mushroom-specific cookbooks we have and use are and Cooking with Mushrooms by Andrea Gentl and the Fantastic Fungi Community Cookbook.
If you ever have questions about a specific variety, just email us!
Can I gift a CSA to someone else?
Are these "magic" mushrooms?
If we had a dollar for every time we've been asked this question...