What is Community Supported Agriculture?
CSA is an innovative way to connect local farmers with local consumers. Food in the U.S.travels an average of 1,300 miles from farm to supermarket. CSA is a partnership between a farmer and a community of supporters which provides a direct link between growers and consumers. Members purchase a share of the season ’s harvest in advance of the growing season, sharing the costs, risks and rewards of growing food along with the farmer. CSA builds relationships between growers and consumers that benefit the land, soil, water, and wildlife, as well as the people.

Why Join Shoestring Farm CSA?
Becoming a member of Shoestring Farm CSA will deepen your relationship with the food you eat, the land upon which it is grown,the people who grow it, and the community. Supporting Shoestring Farm as a CSA member will help strengthen the local economy, support sustainable farming practices, and decrease the number of miles your produce travels from field to table.

Other member benefits include opportunities to visit the farm weekly, participate in special seasonal events, volunteer on the farm, and pick your own beans,peas, and herbs.

Learn more about becoming a member of the CSA by purchasing a share.