Exciting news! Social farming is a game-changer. How does it work and what's the potential for yield?

«The best dreams happen when you’re awake.» (Cherie Gilderbloom).

Social farming, also known as community-supported agriculture (CSA), is a collaborative approach where farmers and consumers work together to share the risks and rewards of farming. Here's how it works:

-Membership Model: Consumers purchase a share of the farm's produce in advance, providing farmers with upfront capital to cover costs.

-Shared Harvest: Members receive regular deliveries of fresh, seasonal produce throughout the growing season.

-Community Engagement: Members often participate in farm activities, fostering a sense of community and connection to the land.