What is a CSA?


CSA stands for “community-supported agriculture.” A CSA is a community of individual or family members who support a farm operation, with the farmer and the consumers providing mutual support and sharing the risks and benefits of food production.

Members buy their shares in advance, which helps cover the farmer’s anticipated costs of the seeds, soil amendments, labor, etc. In return, once a week the members get a share of that week’s harvest, whatever it may be.

Joining a CSA is wonderful way to connect with the wisdom and healing benefits of eating in harmony with the seasons, and support the environment and small farmers.  We grow all of our produce in an organic manner, doing our best to leave the soil enriched.

 

 

Our CSA offers many benefits:sunflower row

~seasonal produce picked at the peak of freshness

~sustainable farms work in harmony with the land

~food grown locally is less dependent on fossil fuels than food that is shipped from a distance

~using heirloom varieties preserves genetic diversity

~choosing to support a CSA helps to preserve the direct, traditional connection between the farmer and the customer

~we provide information and education through weekly newsletters and an open invitation to visit the Farm

 

Halima Jen Willett

Halima Jen Willett

To learn more about becoming a part of our 2013 CSA, click here, call Halima at 717-573-2956 or email halima.willett@yahoo.com