Community Supported Agriculture

Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a partnership between farmers and consumers in which the responsibilities, risks and rewards of farming are shared.

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As a member of the CSA Network UK (https://communitysupportedagriculture.org.uk/) we adhere to their charter, outlined below:

1. We are agroecological and grow to or above the organic standards set out by the UK organic certifying organisations.

2. There is intrinsic community investment and commitment in the model and a sharing of  the risks, rewards and responsibilities of farming.

3. CSA farms are businesses whose main aim is to produce food, flowers, fibre or fuel.

4. CSA is a hyper local direct distribution model and CSAs produce most of what they sell themselves

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By joining our veg box scheme you are showing a commitment for the whole season. This helps share the risks and rewards of agriculture by allowing us to sow and harvest appropriately throughout the season and means that you will share in gluts when they occur!