About our C.S.A.

There are over 1,000 Community Supported Agriculture farms throughout the United States, with new ones being started every season.  This movement represents a new perspective on the relationship that exists between farmer and consumer in response to growing concerns about food and environmental safety.  Those involved care deeply about the future of our planet and recognize the importance of the family farm in this larger picture.

Members enter into a mutually beneficial partnership with local famers by purchasing a portion of the farm's harvest.  Shares are purchased in the spring when expenses are highest for the farm.  In return, members receive a weekly supply of organic produce as it becomes available throughout the season.

This partnership extends beyond an exchange of dollars for produce; it represents a committment on both sides to an ecologically and economically sustainable food system.  A C.S.A. farm provides its members with healthy and nutritious food and its growers with fair compensation for future generations.

To learn more about Community Supported Agriculture, click here.  To find out more about the Clay Brook Farm C.S.A., follow the categories on the left.