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Community Supported Agriculture (or CSA) is an alternative way for farmers to sell produce locally. CSA members pre-purchase a share of the harvest and receive weekly orders of fruits and vegetables throughout the season.

 

Community Supported Agriculture is a fun way to access local seasonal food directly from a farmer. Here?s how to find a CSA that?s right for you.

 

Discover how to build a thriving CSA program that connects farmers with consumers from planning crops and pricing shares to creating distribution systems and fostering community engagement.

 

Navigate the world of Community Supported Agriculture with ease using this beginner's guide. Learn about the principles benefits and how to participate in CSA programs empowering you to support local farmers and enjoy fresh seasonal produce with confidence.

 

Discover how to launch a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program connecting consumers with local farmers for fresh seasonal produce.

 

This thesis details the history of Claremont Market Shares a Community Sourced Agriculture (CSA) project based out of Claremont California. By using this project as a jumping off point for discussing local food networks buzzwords such as "organic" and "local" are analyzed and re-defined. I argue for a people-based food network model over the currently popular 'place-based' that prioritizes ...