Support your healthy diet, support your local economy
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a great way to get local, seasonal produce direct from a local farmer.
Would you like to enjoy more delicious, fresh, sustainably grown food from a local family farm this summer? Would you like it delivered at work? Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a great way to get local, seasonal produce direct from a local farmer.
What is CSA?
Joining a CSA is a simple way to eat more healthy, delicious, and sustainably grown food, support Oregon family farmers, and save money on groceries. In return for money paid to a local farmer up front in the spring or at intervals throughout the growing season—May through October—you get a weekly harvest box of fresh seasonal vegetables and fruits directly from the farm during the growing season. Members pick up weekly produce boxes at work.
Why join a CSA?
- Enjoy delicious, fresh, sustainably grown foods.
- Get the best value for your food dollar – the freshest, most delicious produce at a competitive price
- Get to know the source of your food – Love Farm Organics invites members to visit the farm for planting and harvest activities, providing you and your family with the chance to experience the farm first hand.
- Support Oregon family farmers and our local economy.
Interested in subscribing to a CSA harvest box or learning more about making your station a harvest box pick-up spot? Email Margaret mpettygrove at gmail.com at the Oregon Environmental Council let us know of your interest. Visit us at www.oeconline.org/fork to learn more about our Farm Fresh program.


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