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Uploaded by on Sep 26, 2006

An introduction to Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) with a focus on sustainability and fresh, local food.

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  • so is csa just like the barder of food in your community. barder is cool.

  • @wafflemantv Its not so much a barter system (though for certain subscribers it is). It is based on the exchange of money primarily so the farmer can plan and purchase seed/equipment in the off-season and have the security to start what is normally a pretty risky venture.

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  • Farming has mostly been taken over by large companies like Monsanto and Con-Agra. We can cut into this monopoly by growing what we can with what land we have. Decades past they called them "victory gardens". I think this will be coming back--big time.

  • CSA is definatley something that can bring more communities together.

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  • @HighPlainsWoman I have been considering a garden in the acre behind the place I rent because Im so Effin poor, but one problem, My landlord!

  • AMARANTH!

  • I beleive a community owned farm where everyone owns the farm land and participates to various degrees on the farm is the most equal. After all I grew up on a farm and we had lot of free time off season to play while everyone else worked 5 and 6 days a week the entire year. Just my opion of equality.

  • If you're interested in freedom then support your state's secession movement. Direct Democracy is real, our representative democracy is a sham guided by large multi-national corporations whose interests include profit, profit, and using the government to help them gain more profit... often at our expense

  • Most CSA subscriptions are quite expensive. Most who are in extreme poverty also do not have access to land to grow their own food either. Programs that provided land and taught the poor how to grow their own food are better bets (ex. community gardens).

  • We should eat with the seasons and eat more of what's locally available.

  • myer:

    amen brother

    ive been trying to start farmin...

    so many dollars drained from hard workin farmer its incredible

    and corporations pay shit to farmers

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