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Low-Cost Food Available Through Community Supported Agriculture Programs

2. How To Participate In CSA Programs?

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If you are interested in participating in a CSA program, you can talk to local farmers in your area or community and visit the farm's website to see if they offer a program, as not all farms do. Generally, you'll need to pay $400-$700 to join the programs. After paying the initial fee, you can receive a box of fresh produce from the farm on a weekly or bi-weekly basis.

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