A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) membership is a convenient way to receive sustainably-produced vegetables and is also an investment in the local economy and an opportunity to foster a more direct connection with the land and people who produce your food. By paying upfront for a full season of produce, members share the cost, risk, and eventual bounty with the farmer. Members receive a box (actually half bushel basket) of mixed produce weekly throughout the growing season. The Good Life Box is what we call our CSA program. 

By building soil first we lay a foundation to make minimal use of outside inputs, buffer against drought, and resist pest pressure.We do this by planting green manures like crimson clover, anual rye and hairy vetch between planting of crops. Deep roots that scavenge and move deep nutrients to the soil surface combined with legumes that fix nitrogen in the soil supply most of our crops nutrient needs. This also creates an ideal environment to support beneficial microbes that convert and convey other nutrients to our crops from the organic material build up in the soil from the cover crop rotation.