WEEKLY CSA BASKETS

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs enable many small-scale growers throughout the country to maintain economic viability, develop strong relationships with their customers, and provide an alternative marketing outlet to corporate food systems. CSA farmers commit to producing food, and community members pledge to buy it, throughout a growing season. Each party shares in the risks and rewards of farming. Members pay an up-front fee to supply the farmer with much-needed capital at the beginning of the season, guaranteeing an outlet for his or her products. In exchange, members get fresh, local produce picked just for them, and an intimate connection to the people growing their food.

For anyone who wants to be part of the CSA and can't afford the $200 all at one time. You can divide the cost in 2 payments ( $100 x 2 ), or in thirds ( $67 x 3 ), or into 4 payments of $50. We have already begun planting for this season and will have a wide variety of produce. We will have some melons this year. And we will be planting more fruit trees for the future.

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