A beautiful example of a typical mid-summer share.

A CSA farming model allows community members to actively support their local farmers, and for the farmers, it offers a more stable income early in the season, when the money is most needed for farm operations.

2012 CSA Farm Drop-offs at Local D’lish

Burning River Farm – Frederic, WI

* Burning River Farm is located just across the border into Wisconsin.  We are familiar with Burning River Farm from their market stand at Mill City Farmers Market, and are really excited to be a drop-off site for their CSA in 2012.

McKinley Community CSANorth Minneapolis, MN

Located in the McKinley neighborhood of North Minneapolis, this CSA program is the result of an fantastic urban agriculture initiative. The food is grown by people who live in the neighborhood, who are genuinely invested in improving biodiversity and the overall well-being of the community. We are familiar with the high quality of their produce and always look forward to what each week will bring.

2012 Urban CSA Farm Produce at Local D’lish

Growing Lots Urban Farm – Minneapolis, MN

*  A new urban farm in the Seward Neighborhood of south Minneapolis!  Local D’lish will be carrying produce from Growing Lots through the season, and also encourages community members to look into being a 2011 CSA member with Growing Lots Urban Farm.  The only pick-up location is at the farm itself, allowing share members to literally watch their food grow over the course of the season.  Check them out at www.growinglots.blogspot.com