CSA Membership – Community SupportING Agriculture

February 25, 2022

I want to highlight the participation of our CSA membership this week as the news around the annual National CSA Week draws attention to the transforming experience of CSA involvement for individual households and the broader community.

CSA worker members tend garden by transporting compost and weeding the beds

At Wild Edge we seek to engage our members in the community act of growing food and tending the soils that produce it. Harvesting offers a grand experience of abundance and community.

Members enjoy volunteering on the farm.

The ongoing task of weeding can always use extra hands.

Working with the soil to grow food, and then enjoying the opportunity to eat the product of your labor is very meaningful, and can be completely transformative for children and youth.

We are pleased that many of our CSA members grow or raise some of their own food.

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