Sandy Valley CSA is a joint effort between Steve and Eva Christ and Terry and Melinda Long. Sandy Valley CSA was formed due to our strong beliefs in sustainable agriculture. It is very important for us to provide fresh, quality produce not only for our own families, but also to other families.
What is CSA?
Community Supported Agriculture is an opportunity to obtain local food directly from the source by committing an initial investment. Member enrollment ensures that we have the necessary capital early on, which allows us to produce the highest quality food throughout the growing season. Members are investing in our infrastructure, labor, seeds, equipment and much more. The return is exclusive access to an unmatched variety of items including vegetables, fruits, eggs, meat, and baked goods.
Notice: As of May 3, 2013 we are still accepting new CSA Memberships. We have a customer agreement that we require to be filled out and submitted with payment. Please use our contact form if you have any questions and we will respond in a timely manner.
The following is a list of items we have in the ground right now:
• Radishes• Swiss Chard• Spinach• Lettuce• Turnips• Kohlrabi• Onions• Broccoli• Cauliflower• Beets (golden and red)• Potatoes• Peas• Kale• Carrots• Tomatoes We have more planned for planting but we need Mother Nature to be good for us.
Becoming a Sandy Valley CSA Member means:
1. Supporting your local farmer & local agriculture.
2. Reducing the distance between you and your food, cutting down on the carbon emissions and energy waste.
3. Improving your personal health by eating the most fresh, local and nutritious food available.
4. Keeping local money in the local community.
5. Saving money while increasing the value of what you’re bringing home.
6. Access to unparalleled variety of products including baked goods, local meat, eggs, fruits and vegetables.
CSA Brochure download.
What is CSA?
Community Supported Agriculture is an opportunity to obtain local food directly from the source by committing an initial investment. Member enrollment ensures that we have the necessary capital early on, which allows us to produce the highest quality food throughout the growing season. Members are investing in our infrastructure, labor, seeds, equipment and much more. The return is exclusive access to an unmatched variety of items including vegetables, fruits, eggs, meat, and baked goods.
Notice: As of May 3, 2013 we are still accepting new CSA Memberships. We have a customer agreement that we require to be filled out and submitted with payment. Please use our contact form if you have any questions and we will respond in a timely manner.
The following is a list of items we have in the ground right now:
• Radishes• Swiss Chard• Spinach• Lettuce• Turnips• Kohlrabi• Onions• Broccoli• Cauliflower• Beets (golden and red)• Potatoes• Peas• Kale• Carrots• Tomatoes We have more planned for planting but we need Mother Nature to be good for us.
Becoming a Sandy Valley CSA Member means:
1. Supporting your local farmer & local agriculture.
2. Reducing the distance between you and your food, cutting down on the carbon emissions and energy waste.
3. Improving your personal health by eating the most fresh, local and nutritious food available.
4. Keeping local money in the local community.
5. Saving money while increasing the value of what you’re bringing home.
6. Access to unparalleled variety of products including baked goods, local meat, eggs, fruits and vegetables.
CSA Brochure download.