Irvington Community Supported Agriculture

Thanks to Christopher Nunn for the tip about Irvington's agriculture share program. This is an incredibly cool idea: Through this arrangement, you know where your food comes from and how it was grown.

Irvington Community Supported Agriculture Shares are going fast! Don't miss out.

Irvington Community Supported Agriculture is a partnership between our farmers and the Irvington community. Our farmers supply the Irvington community with season-long, fresh produce, and the community - in turn - supports the farmer by pre-paying for the entire season. Our farmers gain some economic security for environmentally-friendly farming. Shareholders get a reliable, wholesome food source. Through this arrangement, you know where your food comes from and how it was grown.

The Irvington Community Supported Agriculture project has been hosted by the Myers-Nunn family on East Michigan Street since its founding in March 2006. A local committee of shareholders handles the details. Our 60 annual crops are farmed by Levi Fisher and family in Montezuma, Indiana and are delivered each Saturday for 25 weeks beginning mid-May.

A limited number of shares are available for the 2007 season. For additional information you can visit their blog at http://irvingtonagriculture.blogspot.com or contact the volunteer coordinators by email at irvingtonagriculture@gmail.com.