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What is "Community Supported Agriculture"?
Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) is also known as "subscription farming." You buy a subscription from a local farmer just like you buy a subscription to Time or Newsweek. But instead of receiving a magazine each week, you receive a "share" of fresh, locally grown or raised organic fruit and/or vegetables.
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Real Food, Grown Locally!
We’ll take it! This is our journey in enjoyment and experimentation with a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program from Morningsong Farm at the workplace – so far it’s really catching on! Most of us have never participated in a CSA before so we decided to blog about our excitement, confusion, tips and discoveries related to the farm fresh bounty that is delivered to us each week.
We’re learning as we go, but one thing is for sure - we’re helping each other, helping the community and eating better together.
We’re learning as we go, but one thing is for sure - we’re helping each other, helping the community and eating better together.
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"The farmer is the only man in our economy who buys everything at retail, sells everything at wholesale, and pays the freight both ways." - John F. Kennedy
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