Community supported agriculture (CSA) programs are an excellent way to enjoy farm-fresh food. By paying for a share of the farmer’s harvest, you’ll receive a rotating selection of seasonal produce. Learn more and find a CSA near you: http://on.nrdc.org/2pihfhn | NRDC

Who’s part of a CSA? Community supportive agriculture is a program for small local farmers to share their produce with their community. We subscribe for a half share the entire summer and fall! We chose a farm who practices regenerative farming and loves to care for their land and crops in the most responsible way. how much does this scream suburban mom in her 30s? Literally had no idea what to make so I just made it up as I went! #momeover30 #momlife #dinnerwithme #cookwithme #healthyrecipeside

What’s a CSA? 🧐 Community Supported Agriculture is a model that directly connects farmers and eaters. At the beginning of the season, you sign up and pay for your share of the season’s vegetables. Your support helps your farmers buy the seed, compost, and equipment we need for the year ahead. Then your farmers provide you with baskets of fresh, local produce all season long. Curious? Look for a farm with a CSA program near you! | Ferme Agricola