A workshop looking at options for communities working together to ensure their local food supply. CSA builds links between producers and consumers to share the risks and rewards of food production, creating sustainable systems to improve the local community, economy and environment. Find out what's happening around the country, and how your Transition group can get started.

Although there is no fee for this course, you do need to register in order to book your place.

This session will be run by the Soil Association who are working with a number of transition groups to help develop Community Supported Agriculture schemes.  Kirstin Glendenning and Jade Bashford are also CSA activists in their own communities in Swillington and Stroud. The workshop has a practical focus.

For more information please see www.soilassociation.org/csa

COMING SOON! CSA conference 6-9 August 2009

This summer the Soil Association are planning a gathering at the inspiring Green & Away venue near Worcester.  It will be a great opportunity for all those interested in finding out more about CSA, sharing experiences and hearing about inspiring models from around the world.  Please put the date in your diary and email Amy Leech to register your interest E: aleech@soilassociation.org. More information will follow shortly.