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COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE: DIVE ON IN
07/19/19 — Ada Broussard
It’s hot out there, so we’ll keep this short and sweet: This is your last opportunity to join our CSA and get a free tote bag. If you didn't get the memo, we’re running a July promotion - join our CSA, enter DIVEIN at checkout, and we’ll send you one of our very fashionable rooster tote bags. We promise this will be your new favorite bag.
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Chances are some of you reading this are already CSA Members. If this is you: thank you from the bottom of our zucchini-filled hearts! Here in Texas, we’re able to farm year-round, but summers can be tough. Not only does the heat take a toll on our plants, but it’s hard on our staff. This is also the time of year when many of our members put their subscriptions on hold for travel. We are proud to offer this flexibility, but we’re also looking to grow the CSA at a moment like this to make sure we’re generating enough revenue to pay our staff, to buy everyone popsicles once in a while, and also to prepare for our fall season. This week alone, we had to purchase over $10,000 worth of seeds to get ready for fall crops! Members, we couldn’t operate this farm without your help, and we’re so glad to grow your vegetables. Those of you on vacation: don’t forget to take some pictures, but come home soon. We miss you! If you’re reading this, we have a favor to ask: please forward our email with the July Promotion code to a friend of yours who you think might like to give the CSA a try. We’ll stop giving out free tote bags at the end of the month, so folks need to act fast to enjoy this freebie.![]()
If you’re not a CSA Member but are curious about the program, now is the time to give it a try. If you join today, you’ll get the opportunity to enjoy the change in seasons. Your first few shares will feature summer crops like homegrown tomatoes, sweet peppers and cucumbers, which will then be replaced by early fall favorites like sweet potatoes, kale, and cabbage. Go on, dive in and get to know your Texas seasons. Below are a few of the CSA program’s highlights, and here are a few more frequently asked questions.
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Bunch, and throw. Bunch, and throw. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Chances are some of you reading this are already CSA Members. If this is you: thank you from the bottom of our zucchini-filled hearts! Here in Texas, we’re able to farm year-round, but summers can be tough. Not only does the heat take a toll on our plants, but it’s hard on our staff. This is also the time of year when many of our members put their subscriptions on hold for travel. We are proud to offer this flexibility, but we’re also looking to grow the CSA at a moment like this to make sure we’re generating enough revenue to pay our staff, to buy everyone popsicles once in a while, and also to prepare for our fall season. This week alone, we had to purchase over $10,000 worth of seeds to get ready for fall crops! Members, we couldn’t operate this farm without your help, and we’re so glad to grow your vegetables. Those of you on vacation: don’t forget to take some pictures, but come home soon. We miss you! If you’re reading this, we have a favor to ask: please forward our email with the July Promotion code to a friend of yours who you think might like to give the CSA a try. We’ll stop giving out free tote bags at the end of the month, so folks need to act fast to enjoy this freebie.
If you’re not a CSA Member but are curious about the program, now is the time to give it a try. If you join today, you’ll get the opportunity to enjoy the change in seasons. Your first few shares will feature summer crops like homegrown tomatoes, sweet peppers and cucumbers, which will then be replaced by early fall favorites like sweet potatoes, kale, and cabbage. Go on, dive in and get to know your Texas seasons. Below are a few of the CSA program’s highlights, and here are a few more frequently asked questions.
- Four different box sizes - individual to family size
- Option to customize your share and pick the vegetables you want
- Local, certified organic produce grown on our family farm
- Over 200 varieties of vegetables + recipes to help you along the way
- Ability to adjust schedule for travel - we're flexible!
- No long-term commitment
- Deliveries starting at $22 per veggie share
Bunch, and throw. Bunch, and throw. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
