What is CSA? Community Supported Agriculture(CSA) is a way of providing members of a community with fresh, seasonal produce grown on a local farm. A CSA consists of a community of individuals who pledge support to a farming operation where the growers and consumers share the risks and benefits of food production.
Why CSA? CSAs help support small-scale local farmers, like ourselves, as well as assist in strengthening a communities food system. You receive the most nutritious, fresh, seasonal produce grown chemically-free, and you’re preserving the environment by dramatically reducing the miles that your food travels from farm to table. Finally, farmers and consumers build a friendship and community!
How Do CSAs Work? You, the consumer, simply purchase a CSA Membership and receive a weekly share of our harvest throughout the duration of the season. You’ll pick up your produce from our Denton distribution site- Dan’s Silverleaf.
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Cardo’s Farm Project
Spring CSA
About: The 2012 Spring CSA season is 10 weeks, March 15th –May 17th. The share cost is $15.00 a week/$150 total. It is our goal to provide a weekly share size that has a market value of $15 or more. Each week the share will be consistent in value but will vary in variety.
CSA distribution: Every Thursday evening from 5:30-8:00 at Dan’s Silverleaf, located at 103 Industrial Street Denton, TX.
Two shareholder options:
| Share Type | Cost | Availability |
| FULL | ||
| Barter Share | FULL |
