Community Supported
Agriculture (CSA)
� Farm Fresh for
Community
Your Family
Dollars in the
� Support Your
April Joy Farm - RidgefieldApril Jones - 360-601-6671www.apriljoyfarm.com
Ariel’s Sustainably GrownAriel Maclean - 360-936-5766 [email protected]
Autumn Moon Farm - Battle GroundMaggie Stone - [email protected]
Chelatchie Acres - AmboyAlice & Chris Giese - [email protected]
Dancing Crane - Battle GroundBernie Crane - [email protected]
DanDee Farm Naturals - CamasDan & Nola McPherson - 360-834-7472 http://dandeefarmnaturals.farmnotebook.com/welcome
Dee Creek Farm - WoodlandSummer Steenbarger- 360-225-9711www.deecreekfarm.com
Farm Girl Foods - VancouverAnn Clemon - [email protected]
Foxfire Farm - VancouverKathleen Booren - 971-227-9030 [email protected]
Garden Delights - Brush PrairieEloyce O’Connor - [email protected]://gardendelights.mysite.com
Gee Creek Farm - Ridgefield Lyle Stanley - [email protected]’s Garden - Battle GroundLarissa VanderPloeg - [email protected] Bounty - Battle GroundLiz Nelson - 360-921-4299www.heavenlybountyfarm.com
Doug Stienbarger, WSU Clark County ExtensionMay 2014
For more information or brochures, visit:WSU Clark County Extension
1919 NE 78th StreetVancouver, WA 98665-9752
360-397-6060 ext. 0http://clark.wsu.edu
Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination.
Make A Difference
With Your Food Dollar s
No endorsement is intended of any businesses listed in this publication, nor is criticism of
unnamed businesses implied.
Local Economy
CSA Farms - Clark County Hidden Oasis - VancouverDavie Maxwell - [email protected]
Hunter’s Greens - Brush PrairieJim & Diane Hunter - 360-256-3788 [email protected] http://huntersgreens.com/Inspiration Plantation - RidgefieldMatt & Jen Schwab - 503-997-8757www.inspirationplantation.comNorthwest Organic Farms - RidgefieldJoyce & Greg Valdivia - 360-573-4868www.northwestorganicfarms.comProvidence House Farm - La CenterTammy Woltersdorf - 360-904-2578 http://www.providencehousefarm.com
Purple Rain Vineyard- Hockinson James Voisin & Luisa DePaiva - 360-256-8658 [email protected]
Red Basket Farm - Battle GroundKate Rae - 360-687-7030 [email protected]
Rosemattel’s CSA - Felida & North Clark Co.Brenda Millar-Stanton - 360-576-9767
6 Acre Farm - CamasScott & Paula Korell [email protected]
Storytree Farm - VancouverNelson & Anne Lawrence - [email protected] www.StorytreeFarm.comWisteria Gardens, Inc. - VancouverKevin & Jo Lyn Cornelsen - 360-907-1151www.wisteriaphotos.com
� Keep Food
Fresh
Local
Community
Value
Why Buy Local Farm Products?
Provides fresh, nutritious food.
Keeps small farms in business and supports the local economy.
Preserves farmland and open space in our communities.
Conserves resources - less fuel used in transportation and packaging.
Protects the environment through responsible land stewardship.
Ask Your CSA Farmer:What is the cost & content of a weekly share?Does your family need a full or half-share?When & where will shares be available?When does their season start and end?Are there extra options such as eggs, flowers, or herbs? What do they cost?Do they provide recipes?
Why a CSA Farm?You know where your food comes from.
Farmers receive more of your food dollar through direct sales.
You can ask your farmer questions.
Consumers share the risk of production with farmers.
Find More Local Farmshttp://farmfinder.wsu.edu/
What is a CSA Farm?Members pay the farmer at the beginning of the season for a “share” of the harvest.
Full shares cost $500-$600 a season, which works out to $22-$27 per week. Half-shares may be available.
Members receive their shares weekly.
Share content and amounts vary by the farm.
A season typically lasts 22 weeks, May-October.
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