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What are the benefits of joining a community garden or a CSA program - ruonasargin45 - 06-26-2024
I want to find out and join so I would like to get an insight on this like what are the benefits of joining a community garden or a CSA program, and how have they helped you get fresh produce and connect with your community? I would like to find out before joining
RE: What are the benefits of joining a community garden or a CSA program - Nyorejuliet - 06-26-2024
(06-26-2024, 06:53 AM)ruonasargin45 Wrote: I want to find out and join so I would like to get an insight on this like what are the benefits of joining a community garden or a CSA program, and how have they helped you get fresh produce and connect with your community? I would like to find out before joining
Joining a community garden or a CSA program has been great for me as a farmer in the North American region. You get fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables directly from the farm or from what you grow yourself. It’s also a good way to support local farmers and help sustain our farms.
In community gardens, you learn new gardening skills and share tips with others, making it a fun and educational experience. Plus, you meet new people and make friends who care about fresh food and sustainable living, strengthening community bonds.
Growing your own food or getting fresh produce from a CSA encourages healthier eating habits. Gardening is also a nice way to get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors.
Before you join, I suggest visiting a local community garden or talking to a nearby CSA farm to get more details. It’s a wonderful way to enjoy fresh food, support local farmers, and become part of a community.