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    CSAs in the City

    (May, 2017)
    Summary

    This is from the Guide to Urban Farming in NY. Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a direct marketing relationship in which farmers sell their products directly to consumers. Farmers receive payment up front at the beginning of the season, and CSA member receive a share of the farm’s produce throughout the season. CSAs allow for greater early season capital, price control, and risk-sharing for farmers.

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    Organization
    		 Cornell Small Farms Program
    Publisher
    		 Cornell University
    Published
    		 May, 2017
    Material Type
    		 Written Material

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    1. Marketing
    2. Local and Direct Marketing

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