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Solidarity Economies Session #1 – Everything you ever wanted to know about building a CSA

WATCH: AFSA Solidarity Economies Session #1 – Building a CSA

Join AFSA Farmers Tammi Jonas of Jonai Farm, Ant Wilson of Tellurian Fruit Gardens, and Dan Cordner of Bellasato Farm to talk about the highs, lows, and hows of setting up a CSA, and why CSAs – as solidarity economies – are critical for building democratic and resilient food systems.

We had a stellar group join us for this session with plenty of questions and an amazing energy for building economies where growers and eaters support each other to grow a good food system. Thanks to everyone who joined us – we’re looking forward to seeing you again at our next session!

Watch the session here and keep an eye out for Solidarity Economies Session #2 with Open Food Network in a couple of weeks!

Addtional resources

Urgenci: The International Community Supported Agriculture Network (including toolkits & resources)

CSA Network Australia NZ

New Models for CSAs – Milkwood Permaculture

Channel Living CSA Toolkit

Published On: 13 May, 2020Categories: Community Supported Agriculture, Events, Solidarity EconomyTags: Solidarity Sessions

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