CSA Veg Boxes

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a system where consumers (often called “members” or “shareholders”) purchase a share of a farm’s harvest in advance for a season. In return, they receive a portion of the farm’s fresh produce throughout the growing season.

The idea is to connect people more directly to their food sources, and it helps farmers by providing upfront capital to cover the costs of planting, growing, and harvesting crops. Members share both the risks and rewards of farming—if there’s a good harvest, they get a bounty of produce; if there’s a crop failure, they might get fewer veggies that week.

The CSA model is often seen as a way to support local, sustainable agriculture, promote seasonal eating, and foster a sense of community between farmers and consumers.