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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has been getting some serious recognition in the past few years. CSA cuts out the middleman in produce selling, allowing community members to buy a share at their local farm, becoming a shareholder of the farm’s crop harvest for the year. In turn, members get a plethora of fresh produce each week, at close to wholesale prices. Plus, your local farms have the resources they need up front for a season of great harvesting. According to the National Sustainable Agricultural Information Service (ATTRA), produce travels an average of 1,300 to 2,000 miles from farm to consumer. Buying locally grown produce
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