What is CSA?
Let us fill your plates with freshly harvested, organic veggies all summer long!
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is just one of the many ways people who believe in “real, transparent food” can support a farmer.
By investing in a local farm each year, members help ensure the ongoing presence of farms in their community and become connected with their food and the people who grow it.
By signing up for a veggie share, you are guaranteeing yourself fresh, healthy veggies for your meals all summer long!
You won’t have to speculate about how long your veggies have been sitting in a cooler and you won’t have to worry about how many miles they traveled to get to your plate, you will have freshly harvested, locally and organically grown veggies reserved just for you!
A CSA Share might be appealing to you if…
√ You love fresh veggies!
√ You value the taste of quality ingredients.
√ You are interested in learning about where your food comes from.
√ You want to support a local farmer and their family.
What’s the difference between supporting a farmer through a CSA versus a roadside stand or a farmer’s market?
Why would a person sign up for a CSA instead?
These are great questions to consider before deciding which works best for you. CSA is not a good fit for everyone, and you shouldn’t feel bad if it’s not a match for you. It’s best to go into the decision with your eyes wide open, and see if your expectations match the experience that a CSA will give you.
To help you decide if CSA is right for you and before you
sign up for this seasonal commitment, consider these 6 important questions.
Memeber Testimonial: I love my Fair Sun farm share. I get super value for my money and I get to try new things! I especially like the customization so I can pick what I want out of what is currently available. Everyone is super friendly and accommodating, even providing recipe ideas. I will be signing up year after year! -K.C.