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Abundant Seafood
843-478-5078abundantseafood@gmail.comAmbrose Family CSA Farm
Selkirk Plantation RoadWadmalaw Island, SC 29487843-559-9999ambrosecsa@bellsouth.netVisit the websiteClammer Dave's Sustainable Gourmet
1522 Macoma RoadMt. Pleasant, SC 29466843-343-2970dave@clammerdave.comVisit the websiteCordray Farms (beef)
6708 County Line RdRavenell, SC 29470843-766-7922michael@cordrays.comVisit the websiteCypress Artisan Meat Share
843-727-0111savourcraig@aol.comVisit the websiteGreen Grocer (Beef)
2463 Leadenwah DrWadmalaw Island, SC 29487843-559-5095Gruber Family CSA Farm
265 Old Bell Road.St. George, SC 29477843-563-1159info@Gruber-CSA-Farm.comVisit the websiteHabersham Farm
22 MarketBeaufort, SC 29906johnpatrickgallager@gmail.com843-846-1000Joseph Fields Farm CSA
3129 River RoadJohns Island, SC 29455843-729-9606/843-830-8612jfieldsfarmllc@bellsouth.netLegare Farms CSA
2620 Handscome Point RoadJohns Island, SC 29455843-599-0763legarefarms@bellsouth.netMarshview Organic Farm
12 Georgees TrailSaint Helena Island, SC 29920843-838-3709Sara.Reynolds@beaufort.k12.sc.usOur Local Foods CSA
P.O. Box 6McClellanville, SC 29458843-887-3500info@ourlocalfoods.comVisit the websitePinckney's Produce CSA
P.O. Box 229Vance, SC 29163803-492-3521Visit the websiteRosebank Farms CSA
4455 Betsy Kerrison ParkwayJohn’s Island, SC 29455(843) 768-0508Visit the website
csa@rosebankfarms.comVisit the website
Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, is a program that provides a direct connection between the farmer and the consumer. CSA’s reconnect these relationships through maintaining open communication and distributing farming’s inherent risks. Participants purchase a share of the season’s harvest, which ultimately supports the farm’s early season start up expenses such as seeds, irrigation, fuel, labor, and tractor maintenance. In return, shareholders receive a weekly box of healthy, fresh, sustainably raised produce, fruits, meat, poultry or eggs throughout the season. For those looking for more information on CSAs please click here, and for growers looking for more information on how to start a CSA please click here!
Rewards and Risks
Because you are investing in a farm, the grower will strive to provide you with an abundance of fresh farm products each week, but because variations in climate, soil, and pests exist, they cannot offer guarantees. You will help shoulder farming’s inherent risks that they face every season. The connection between a producer and a consumer is rebuilt through personal relationships and sharing the risks of farming in the Lowcountry.
2010 CSA News
Gruber Family CSA Farm Announces their 2010 CSA! Gruber Farm is located just south of St. George, SC, and has been growing healthy, natural produce continuously since 1948. With their new Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, now you can benefit directly from their farm's experience and dedication. Join their CSA program today, and start bringing home delicious, healthy, locally-grown produce for your family. Shares are limited so don't wait.
Gruber CSA Farm offers two annual seasons: Spring Season (late April to mid-July) and Fall Season (late August to late November). Each seasonal share consist of 12 consecutive weekly boxes of fresh, healthy, locally-grown produce. The boxes will be delivered to one of their convenient drop locations across the Lowcountry.
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