Image by 427 via Flickrand then i found this and it blew my excitement out of the water. CSA's are a great way to "give back" and get fresh, organic food while you are doing it!!! it really isn't a pricey thing, per se, but the cost is all up front. I'm looking at doing the Grant Farms one, in our area, but there are tons around. basically, (i'm sure you know this, but humor me) you go to a pick up area, once a week (ours is right by our house, but i also just found out a friend of ours has her house as a pick up area) and you pick up the allotted amount of veggies. i'm splitting ours with my parents, so we are getting a "family" amount. this happens once a week, until mid to late December. this particular farm is so big, they have cut flower shares, egg shares, fruit shares, meat shares, and (get this) organic artisan bread shares. don't think that next year i might not be finding myself with a loaf of bread a week for more than half the year for $130. it's amazing.



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When I lived in CO, my husband and I used to do a CSA thru Abbondanza. You can pick up your shares at the Boulder Farmers Market or at their house. Their veggies are AMAZING. Heirloom seeds, fantastically fresh, and a lot of variety. I would HIGHLY recommend them.
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Great idea!! :) I'm going to look into this in my area...thanks for sharing!
Cool! We were talking about using a CSA before we started our garden! A CSA may have been a better idea for us ;)
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