FAQ's about market fresh csa
Our CSA program - "Market Fresh Produce" was started in 2009 by Rob Glover and Andrew Strickland. We have enjoyed watching our program grow and hope you will join us!
What is csa?
-CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture - it is a contractual agreement between a farmer and consumer.
-Consumers, known as shareholders, purchase a share of the farmer's harvest, prior to growing season.
CSA has many advantages:
1. Consumers receive fresh, local produce each week
2. Farmers receive capital when it is needed most for planting
3. Farmers have a guaranteed market which reduces waste
4. All the money stays in the local economy
-Consumers, known as shareholders, purchase a share of the farmer's harvest, prior to growing season.
CSA has many advantages:
1. Consumers receive fresh, local produce each week
2. Farmers receive capital when it is needed most for planting
3. Farmers have a guaranteed market which reduces waste
4. All the money stays in the local economy
How does it work?
2022 CSA will start on May 3 and end on August 9. You will meet at the pickup location you choose during the designated time frame, every Tuesday.
Where are the pick-up locations?
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Wilson Staples
5:30-6:00pm 2342 Forest Hills Rd W Wilson, NC 27893 |
Nash County Co-Op Ext.
4:45-5:15pm 1006 Eastern Ave Nashville, NC 27856 |
Rob's Produce Market
12:00-6:00pm 10762 Liles Road Bailey, NC 27807 |
What is in my box?
Each week there will be 4-6 different produce items. Everyone's box is the same each week and we choose what goes into them. Please click the button below to see what produce is offered in our produce boxes. All of these items are included at some point in the 15 week period.
what is the cost?
Small Box is $400
Large Box is $550
Large Box is $550
Small Box (top)
Large Box (bottom)
