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CSA Shenandoah Valley is a
partnership between a farm and the surrounding community
the community financially invests in the farm by
purchasing shares prior to the beginning of
the growing season and in return, the farm provides, to
the best of its ability, a variety of fresh vegetables
harvested at their peak weekly.
In farming, there are risks. These risks are shared by
both the farmer and the subscriber. Each season, crop
abundances and failures are part of the natural order
crops are subject to insects, plant diseases and
inclement weather. We grow a large variety of vegetables
to lesson these risks and assure our subscribers a
bountiful harvest.
Becoming a member creates a bond between
people and the food they eat, the land on which it is
grown and those who grow it. It helps support small farms
and responsible farming in the Shenandoah Valley.
Charlottesville
Area:
Appalachia Star Farm
163 Shaeffers Hollow Lane
Roseland
www.appalachiastar.com
(434) 277-9304
Best of What's
Around
P.O. Box 700
Scottsville
www.bestofwhatsaround.org
(434) 286-7255
Horse and Buggy
Produce
P.O Box 416
Charlottesville
www.horseandbuggyprodue.com
(434) 284-1084
Innisfree
Community Gardens
5505 Walnut Level Road
Crozet
(434) 823-5646
Majesty Farm
3539 Red Hill School Road
North Garden
www.majestyfarm.com
(434) 760-5514
New Branch Farm
1070 Bishop Hill Road
Charlottesville
www.newbranchfarm.com
(434) 977-0155
Ploughshare
Community Farm
2697 Poindexter Road
Louisa
www.ploughshareCSA.com
(540) 967-9511
Quail Spring
Farm
2368 Vawter Corner Road
Louisa
(540) 967-5196
Radical Roots
Community Farm
3083 Flook Lane
Keezletown
www.radicalrootsfarm.com
Seasons Bounty
Farm & CSA
4450 Cromer Road
Harrisonburg VA
Northern Piedmont Community
Supported Agriculture (CSA)
Bull Run
Mountain Farm
4362 Highpoint Lane
The Plains VA
www.bullrunfarm.com
(703) 754-4005
Graceland Farm
5308 Germantown Road
Midland VA
www.gracelandmidland.com
(540) 439-8171
Little
Georgetown Farm
5244 Little Georgetown Farm Lane
Broad Run VA
(703) 753-1302
Rucker Farm
13357 Crest Hill Rd
Flint VA
(540) 675-9996
The Farm at
Sunnyside
27 Sweetwater Lane
Washington VA
www.thefarmatsunnyside.com
(540) 675-9946
The Local Farm
Buyers Club
12 Wilson Street
Amissville VA
www.farmbuyersclub.com
(540) 937-7977
Virginia Green
Grocer
9317 Green Meadow Road
Warrenton VA
www.virginiagreengrocer.com
(571) 722-5086
Waterpenny Farm
53 Waterpenny Lane
Sperryville VA
www.waterpennyfarm.com
(540) 987-8567
Valley
Conservation Council promotes land use that sustains the
farms, forests, open spaces,
and cultural heritage of the Shenandoah Valley region of
Virginia.
The
community has a strong tradition of farmers markets.
A feature article in the Staunton Daily News in
the late 1800s was entitled "Stauntons Model
Market." It described the market organization as
"a signal success" and the market facility,
Columbia Hall, as "the largest room for public
gatherings in the city." www.safarmersmarket.com
What you put on the ground ends up in
our drinking water and in the river...
The Shenanoah Valley has a very
fragile ecosystem and we
all need to become aware of this fact!
Access to a secure, safe and sufficient
source of fresh water is a fundamental requirement for
the survival, well-being and socio-economic development
of all humanity. Why do we continue to act as if fresh
water were a perpetually abundant resource? - Read this PDF on the Ground Water
The
Shenandoah River Song by Rick Harris JR
Hes
been a rancher, a poultry grower, a house painter, a
photographer and a rug salesman. He was a partner and
recording engineer in a Tacoma Park, Md., studio, where
he placed people with major labels and played with hot D.C.
performers. Rick Harris
Shenandoah Valley Environmental
Forum Access to a secure, safe and sufficient
source of fresh water is a fundamental requirement for
the survival, well-being and socio-economic development
of all humanity. Why do we continue to act as if fresh
water were a perpetually abundant resource? Shenandoah Valley Environmental
Awareness
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