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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) links consumers directly with local food producers and operates on “shares.” Farms sell a number of shares at the beginning of the season to secure the capital they need in exchange for weekly produce boxes to each share-holding member throughout the season.
Joining a CSA is a great way to get to know where your food comes from.
CSA farm shares are typically paid at the beginning of the season, but some CSAs may offer alternative payment plans or work shares.
Keep in mind that being a shareholder in a CSA farm means that you take the same risks that farmers do— problems with pests or severe weather can result in a smaller box of produce. Likewise, a particularly good season means you reap the benefits!
Most CSAs will deliver produce boxes to a convenient location or the local farmers’ market, but some may require that you visit the farm.
Joining a CSA offers great opportunities have opportunities to attend CSA community events, to get to know farmers and fellow members, and to volunteer at the farm.
Memberships are limited, so be sure to inquire about joining a CSA early in the season.
Year-round | Albuquerque, Santa Fe
www.newmexicoharvest.com
(505) 585-5127 or orders@newmexicoharvest.com
July through November | Moriarty, Edgewood, Cedar Crest
www.schwebachfarm.com
(505) 832-6171 or info@schwebachfarm.com
June through October
https://www.agri-cultura.org/la-cosecha-csa
(505) 217-2461 or lacosechacsaabq@gmail.com
Mid-May through late October
(505) 313-6823, (505) 977-1510 or looseleaffarm@gmail.com
Starts in May
www.mattsmushroomfarm.com
(505) 585-2207 or matt@mattsmushroomfarm.com
June through October
Facebook
tierrasagradafarm@gmail.com
Fill out the contact form on their website for more information:
www.wholeheart.farm
Year-round
We grow in the colder seasons in our 8,600 sq. ft. geothermal greenhouse.
www.khalsafamilyfarms.com
Store: https://app.barn2door.com/e/QVw45/all
csa@khalsafamilyfarms.com
Year-round in Las Cruces and Doña Ana County
Only microgreens, edible flowers, and wheatgrass in CSA
https://desertmicro.life/
desertmicro.life/contact or desertmicronm@gmail.com
June through October
Molino de la Isla Organics on Facebook
(505) 603-2879 or molinodelaisla@gmail.com
Week-to-week
www.crisiscsacollective.square.site.com
Year-round
www.beckandbulow.com
(505) 467-9927, (800) 674-8426 or beckandbulow@gmail.com
Year-round
www.santafefarmersmarket.com
(505) 983-4098 x 3
Year-round
www.squashblossomlocalfood.com
(505) 310-7405 or info@squashblossomlocalfood.com
June through mid November
www.westernfamilyfarm.com
westernfamilyfarm@gmail.com
Late June through mid October
www.cerrovistafarm.com
(575) 770-1426 or cerrovistafarm@gmail.com
End of May through Mid October
Website and signup
(575) 613 8178 or info@diamondsowgarden.com
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