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USDA-Economic Research Service (20062). Food marketing and price spreads: farm-to- retail price spreads for individual food items. .

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Page 1: USDA-Economic Research Service (20062). Food marketing and price spreads: farm-to- retail price spreads for individual food items. .
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CSA is in tune with Consumer

Trends • Local Food

• Food Safety

• Slow Food

What do CSA

customers

care about?

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http://www.slowfoodusa.org/change/index.html

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What is Community Supported

Agriculture?

• A personal relationship

• A common understanding

• A loyal connection

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Where do I begin?

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What Products do you Grow?

Worksheet #1, fill in:

Column A

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How much do I need to grow & harvest each

week?

A Typical CSA will grow

over 30 varieties of crops

and harvest at least 7-12

crops per week!

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When Do You Have It?

Worksheet #1, fill in: Column B

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How long do I deliver?

•A Typical CSA delivery season will last from three months to a full year!

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What’s It Worth to You?

Worksheet #1

Fill in Column C

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Retail Prices

Rare or Unique Value

Convenience

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Finding your Customers

1. Where do they live? 2. Where do they work?3. What do they enjoy?4. What do they buy?5. Where do they shop?

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Who’s Gonna Buy It?

Fill in

Worksheet #2

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The Essential Things

1. Weekly share content2. Learning from others3. Nutrition connection4. The F.A.Q.5. Number crunching

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How much do I need to grow & harvest each

week?

Let’s look at:

Handout #1

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How do I describe my CSA to customers?

Let’s look at:

Handout #2

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How to help customers connect health with

CSA

Let’s look at:

Handout #3

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What customer questions must I be ready to answer?

Let’s look at: Handou

t #4

What do you consider a catastrophic event for your farm?

What are your share sizes (for example: small, medium, large or individual, couple or family) and what items are typically in each share size you offer, throughout the season?

How much will a share cost?

When do I pay and do you have a payment plan?

What are the exact driving directions to your delivery/pickup location?

When are your weekly pickup times?

Can I get a refund, if I am not satisfied?

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What basic production

concepts do I need to master?

Let’s look at:

Handout #5

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Theresa J. NarteaAgribusiness & Marketing Specialist

NC A&T State University, Greensboro

The Cooperative Extension ProgramEmail: [email protected]

Phone: 336-334-7956, ext 2109

Thank you!Please fill out evaluations and leave on

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