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Pick your own local, organic and super fresh vetables, herbs and flowers this season at Pluk!

Want to try it out first? Join a trial harvest tour guided by us, the farmers - click here for more info.

Ready to sign up? ︎ All the info is below

What to expect

•  A full season of healthy eating: Harvest seasonal and organic vegetables, greens and herbs from late April to early December - our harvest may adapt to the rythym of the weather.
  
•  Simple all inclusive membership: Pay one flat annual fee to secure your supply of fresh, organic produce for the entire season. No weekly payments or hidden costs.
  
•  Weekly harvest updates: Every week we send you our newsletter, which sends you a list of what is ready to be harvested for the fields that week, along with specific, easy to follow harvesting instrutions.
  
•  A refreshing weekly ritual: Expect to spend atleast 30 to 60 minutes in our fields per visit. It is a perfect way to reconnect with nature, while gathering your groceries for the week without leaving the city.
  
•  Flexible scheduling: We offer both Weekly and Bi-weekly harvesting schedules, to ensure you always have the right amount of produce without waste.

Weekly harvesting times at Pluk! Fruittuin:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10.30 - 17.00

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Membership Share Options

Choose the share size and frequency that best fits you households appetite and lifestyle

The Single Share: Weekly or Bi-weekly
Our most popular choice, perfectly portioned with an individual with a vegetable-forward diet, couple or small family. It provides a diverse variety of seasonal greens, roots and crops.

The Double Share: Weekly or Bi-weekly
Twice the bounty of a single share. This option is ideal for larger families or households that love to cook and preserve fresh produce.

Seasonal Bonus:
Both share sizes include a beautiful, hand picked flower bouquet from June to October.

Option to Share a Share
If your situation suits the added fun and flexibility of sharing a share with friends, colleagues or groups, that’s also an option. We kindly ask that you select one person to fill, sign and pay the contract, and then how you share your delicious harvest is organised by you. 


A typical harvest in April, May, June and July
More examples can be found on our instagram


Solidarity Pricing: Investing In Our Farmers

Our income based model ensures that everyone in our community has access to fresh, organic produce, while our farmers receive a fair, livable wage.

Income based pricing

An income based payment scheme means consumers can choose the amount they want to pay to reflect their own economic status. This means those with higher incomes help those with lower incomes to have access to the project whilst ensuring the farmers receive a fair income.

Our income based pricing system asks you to consider your own economic situation and the wage you earn yourself per hour when choosing a share price. It is a system based on mutual trust and solidarity towards each others.

The table below indicates recommended share prices based on your household monthly income after taxes.



-/+ 15% rule
We understand that your monthly income does not tell the whole story.

For this reason, you can deduct 15% from the recommended price if you are in a more difficult economic situation than reflected by your income (e.g. supporting children, sick family members...).
You can add 15% if your economic situation is better than what your monthly income says (e.g. you own a house, receive support from a partner or family...).

All extra support enables households with lower income to join the project, improves farmers’ wages, and gives structural stability to the farm.

If you cannot afford the minimum share price in the table please send us an email at plukfruittuin@cityplot.org We receive a small subsidy for those on low incomes so we will do our best to accommodate you.

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Email us if you have any questions!
plukfruittuin@cityplot.org