#FarmerFridays: Main Street Farms
Farmer Fridays Video Series: Main Street Farms
Tag along with us as we tour Main Street Farms and learn how sourcing from your local producer before going to the grocery store can be vital for collective wellness and community growth. ❤️🥬 Keeping it meaningful and local, now that's what #farmerfridays is all about!
🛒 To learn more about Main Street Farms, including where to purchase their products, please visit their webpage or find them on Facebook.
🍴To connect with the Cortland Food Project, please visit their webpage.
⭐ To discover Cortland County's new local brand, Cortland Harvest, click here.
Want to hit the easy button on sourcing food locally? Join a CSA!
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a model that supports a communities need for food items with the producers (farmers) need for sustainable (and plannable) income. A CSA usually operates on a mutual commitment between a farm and its community, allowing for a direct flow of goods that are locally raised or grown to be matched with community members at predetermined price.
Interested but want to learn more about CSAs? Check out this article for more info!
Ready to jump on the CSA bandwagon? Here are the producers in the Cortland area providing CSAs:
Main Street Farms (Allen Gandelman and Bob Cat)
Plunkett Farms (Carla and John Plunkett)
Bad Apple Farm (Dave and Sue Bishop)
