CSA - Community Supported Agriculture

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a model of farming and food distribution that establishes a direct relationship between farmers and consumers. In a CSA, individuals or households become members or subscribers and commit to supporting a local farm or group of farms.

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Here's how CSA typically works:

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1. Regular Deliveries: Throughout the growing season, the farm provides members with regular deliveries of fresh produce or other farm products. The specific items and quantities may vary depending on the season and the farm's offerings. 

2. Local and Seasonal: CSAs prioritize providing locally grown and seasonal produce. By supporting CSAs, members contribute to the local food economy and reduce the environmental impact of long-distance transportation.

3. Farm Visits and Engagement: We encourage member engagement by offering farm visits, educational workshops, or opportunities to volunteer on the farm. This fosters a stronger connection between members and the farm, promoting a sense of community and appreciation for local agriculture.

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