but csa farming is more than just growing food. it’s about the community and connection growers can cultivate with eaters.

csa’s often put on festivals and events for their share members, and even invite them out to the farm. csa’s include recipes, and blogs posts about their staff and happenings on the farm. members feel close to their farmers and overall it’s a mutually beneficial relationship. if people cared more about where they are getting their food, the world could be a much better place.

please watch my videos to learn more about csa, and how being involved could change your life!

for more information visit: https://www.csacoalition.org/

typically, members of the farm purchase a share in advance, committing to the farm for the season and helping cover the initial annual costs of the farm operation. in return, members receive boxes of the farm’s produce or products throughout the growing season, as well as satisfaction gained from reconnecting to the land and being more knowledgeable of local food production.

the star of this video — alex — has had the opportunity to attend dances, facilitate a weekly cooking club and volunteer in low income communities. like alex, ask yourself what you can do to make a difference! ask yourself how you can get involved in this movement!

do you know where your food is coming from? do you know how it grows?

farmers are the ones who grow the food that that give us life. if we each took the time to start caring about our relationship as buyers and growers, the world could be a much better place.

to learn more please visit: https://www.csacoalition.org/

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