Community Supported Agriculture with Abel Pearson
Community Supported Agriculture with Abel Pearson
About this course
A model for creating sustainable bonds with local farmers, Community Supported Agriculture uncovers the profound connection between food, community, and identity. This course teaches everything you need to consider in setting up your CSA whether you are growing vegetables, flowers, fruit, herbs or nuts. You’ll learn the importance of crop planning plus member and volunteer engagement, the history of CSA, as well as how to build a vibrant CSA community committed to regenerative farming, ecological awareness, and shared abundance.
Learning outcomes
- Plan and launch a CSA
- Understand CSA principles and practices
- Design an effective crop planning strategy
- Create an engaging volunteer programme
- Build community around food and farming
- Grow food regeneratively and agro-ecologically
Course modules
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3 min
Introduction to Community Supported Agriculture
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10 min
History of CSA
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11 min
More Than Just a Veg Box
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9 min
A Share In The Harvest
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9 min
A Community of Practice
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8 min
The Future of CSA
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About Abel Pearson
Abel Pearson is a vegetable farmer, nature-based facilitator, permaculture educator and land steward listening for the stories we need to reconnect to land, food and seed. He believes that the kinds of growing and farming techniques we need for the future must come from a place of authentic relationship to the land, reverence for the life it provides for us and the wholehearted support of communities, gathered around a table or a smoking fire once again.
