Hey all,

Are you interested in receiving fresh, local veggies every week? Have 

you ever considered joining a CSA?  Do you want to support local 

agriculture?  The Intervale Center?s Food Hub CSA is piloting a student 

share that will be offered the fall semester of 2010 to off-campus and 

grad students.  This share will run for 13 weeks, following the 

semester?s schedule, starting the week of September 6th and running 

through the week of December 6th.  We are offering two different share 

choices to students this fall.



The Basic Student Share costs a total of $225 and will showcase the 

diverse Vermont harvest, offering a range of 7-10 vegetables along with 

a few delicious melons, apples and cider.  The share will easily feed 

one or two veggie-friendly students.



The Deluxe Student Share will cost a total of $300, an average of $23 

per week.  This plan is identical to the Basic Student Share but 

includes 1 dozen eggs from Jericho Settlers Farm?s pastured chickens 

every other week.  In addition, you will receive 1 half-litre of maple 

syrup from Dragonfly Sugarworks, 1 quart of sauerkraut from Arethusa 

Farm, and 1 six ounce tub of pesto from Bella Farm, each delivered once 

during the course of your share.

Students need to sign-up before May 31st in order to receive your share 

at the onset of the 2010 fall semester.



If you are interested and would like more information or if you would 

like to sign up for a share, please visit the Food Hub website: 

http://www.intervalefoodhub.com/ourmarkets/csa/student-shares







Brianna Farver

Food Hub CSA Coordinator

Intervale Center

180 Intervale Road

Burlington, VT  05401

Phone: 802-660-0440 x111

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www.intervalefoodhub.com



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