Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a system, currently in use by over 1,200 farms in the U.S. which helps support small farms, builds community and gives people a connection to their food source. Folks buy shares at the beginning of the season and in return, they receive a weekly selection of the farm's produce.Both the farmers and CSA members benefit. By joining, members support local agriculture and invest in the local economy. In a CSA, farmers and shareholders share in both the risks and bounty of the season, such as weather, pests and bumper crops (or in the case of last summer, tomato blight).
Sweet Berry Hill offers products that are fresh, nutritious, affordable and chemical-free. No chemical pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers are used. No genetically modified crops are grown. Our chickens are pasture raised and roam freely about our property.
Know where your food comes from and how it is grown.
Sweet Berry Hill offers products that are fresh, nutritious, affordable and chemical-free. No chemical pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers are used. No genetically modified crops are grown. Our chickens are pasture raised and roam freely about our property.
Know where your food comes from and how it is grown.
