Agricultural and Rural Economics

A short paper overviewing what a CSA is and what it takes to get one going from a farmers perspective. Includes a good bibliography of resources. Prepared in 1997 by Lane Greer of Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Canadian nonprofit organization that promotes and creates shared and community gardens, undertakes research and educational activities and youth skills development programs.

Grows organic vegetables, watermelon, strawberries and flowers. Page includes photos and where to buy in Tuscaloosa and Birmingham .

Description of their program, news, membership application, and photographs. Queen Creek.

History of the farm, composting information, harvest schedule, recipes, and how to join. Hollister.

Growing vegetables, herbs and flowers using both organic and biodynamic methods. Volunteer opportunities, newsletters, recipes, and how to join. Boulder.

Association of organic growers, business affiliates, and consumers in Miami-Dade County. Includes directory of members, products, community supported agriculture program, membership application, and links.

Growers of a large variety of produce using raised-bed intensive gardening methods. Information on the CSA scheme and the markets visited. [Moscow]

Information on the grass-fed beef and lamb available at several pick-up points, or sign up to the CSA scheme to receive a monthly bundle of meats. [Baldwin City]

Producers of vegetables, herbs and poultry. Information on subscribing for garden shares or poultry shares, and on the history of the farm and what has been going on there recently. [Cherryvale]

Four season, certified organic farm offering subscriptions. News, farmer's market schedule, recipes, and information on their energy project. Freeport.

Small diversified farm on 35 acres. Recipes, food storage guidelines, and an application to join. Sabattus.

Organic farm offering community supported agriculture shares to those interested. Online tour, their history, newsletter, information on their apprenticeships, storage tips, and recipes. Amherst.

Harvest schedule, descriptions of available shares, virtual tour, and frequently asked questions. Aquebogue, Long Island.

Description of their program, newsletter, recipes, photographs, frequently asked questions, and how to subscribe. Jamesport.

Description of their program, newsletter, harvest calendar, and how to join. Livingston Manor.

Organic fruit and vegetable farm in Ithaca. Virtual tour, produce list, and membership information.

Frequently asked questions, newsletter, message board, and an explanation of the project. Brooklyn.

Details of this organic farm and its CSA scheme allowing customers to buy shares in one season's crops. Efland.

Committed to increasing public understanding of the importance of conservation and ecological thinking. Information on their workshops, description of available internships, and a calendar of events. Glenmoore.

Their philosophy, information on their products, and ferry schedule. Lummi Island.

How to join, list of their crops, newsletter, recipes, and tips from the members. Viroqua.

Their philosophy, description of their memberships, list of produce they grow, and a list of pick-up sites and times. Blue Mounds.