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Community Shared Agriculture is a partnership between the farmer and people who value fresh, local produce. CSA members register, in the spring; then during the growing season, they receive a weekly collection of fresh farm vegetables. Your registration and payment helps farmers plan for the crops and costs such as seeds and equipment. CSA members share with the farmer, the risks and the bounty of the farming season. Our goal is to provide you with a variety of healthy farm-fresh vegetables. Cochrane Family Farm is a certified organic, family based farm that does not believe in or use any herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers. Come and join us for the upcoming 2016 season! Vegetables grown on our farm are all from unmodified, organic heritage seeds and we grow over 90 varieties of different vegetables so your choices will be immense. We also will be bringing in a few products from other small natural method or organic farmers as needed, and will offer in-season berries, preserves, and home baked items. 6th Annual Cochrane Family Farm CSA Application We are Certified Organic Call us 902-671-2378 [email protected] http://www.cochranefamilyfarm.com (For Farm Info) Why choose CSA? There are numerous benefits to eating local, naturally grown vegetables. Vegetables really are super foods! They’re low in calories, packed full of vitamins that keep you healthy and fibre that keeps you feeling full. Buying local means that your money stays local. The farmers receive their payments and in turn reinvest the money in their community, keeping our local economy strong, It’s great for the environment. Since everything is grown locally, far fewer petroleum products are needed to transport the food, and as we mentioned no chemicals are used or added. There's nothing better than crisp, fresh vegetables and since CSA vegetables don’t spend any time traveling, or waiting on store shelves, you know what your getting is farm-fresh and delicious! On the back of this flyer there are pricing options and a sign up form for our Vegetable CSA. Call or email and we will be happy to discuss everything with you. What is that? I don’t know how to cook this. Should I store these in the fridge? Not to worry! Your CSA share will come with helpful recipes, storage information and much more!

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Page 1: 6th Annual Cochrane Family Farm CSA Application flier,dblsided 2016.pdf · Community Shared Agriculture is a partnership between the farmer and people who value fresh, ... spring;

Community Shared Agriculture is a partnership between the farmer and people who value fresh, local produce. CSA members register, in the spring; then during the growing season, they receive a weekly collection of fresh

farm vegetables. Your registration and payment helps farmers plan for the crops and costs such as seeds and equipment. CSA members share with the farmer, the risks and the bounty of the farming season. Our goal is to

provide you with a variety of healthy farm-fresh vegetables. Cochrane Family Farm is a certified organic, family based farm that does not believe in or use any herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers.

Come and join us for the upcoming 2016 season! Vegetables grown on our farm are all from unmodified, organic heritage seeds and we grow over 90 varieties of

different vegetables so your choices will be immense. We also will be bringing in a few products from other small natural method or organic farmers as needed, and will offer in-season berries, preserves, and home baked items.

6th Annual Cochrane Family Farm CSA Application

We are Certified Organic Call us 902-671-2378

[email protected] http://www.cochranefamilyfarm.com (For Farm Info)

Why choose CSA? There are numerous benefits to eating local, naturally grown vegetables.

Vegetables really are super foods! They’re low in calories, packed full of vitamins that keep you healthy and fibre that keeps you feeling full.

Buying local means that your money stays local. The farmers receive their payments and in turn reinvest the money in their community, keeping our local economy strong,

It’s great for the environment. Since everything is grown locally, far fewer petroleum products are needed to transport the food, and as we mentioned no chemicals are used or added.

There's nothing better than crisp, fresh vegetables and since CSA vegetables don’t spend any time traveling, or waiting on store shelves, you know what your getting is farm-fresh and delicious!

On the back of this flyer there are pricing options and a sign up form for our Vegetable CSA. Call or email and we will be happy to discuss everything with you.

What is that? I don’t know how to cook this. Should I store these in the fridge? Not to worry! Your CSA share will come with helpful recipes, storage information and much more!

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Mail to:

Cochrane Family Farm Box 22, Upper Stewiacke, NS B0N2P0 Contact us: 902-671-2378 [email protected]

CSA Registration Agreement 2016 Name:_________________________________________

Address:_________________________________ _____________________________________

Tel___________________________________ Email:___________________________________

Contract (Estimated Start Date the week of June 1st based on weather and run for 22 weeks) I, the undersigned, accept the following conditions: I will pick up my produce share at the farm or drop off point for each delivery as pre-arranged, or make arrangements for someone else to pick it up on my behalf. If I miss a pickup I can come to the farm within 48 hours and pick up my share there, otherwise my share will be forfeited. I will pay up front, either in full or up to 4 bi-weekly instalments with all payments due by your 1st delivery. I acknowledge that pests, disease, and weather are part of the inherent risks involved and can affect the variety of products. I agree to share in these risks and understand that I will receive my fair share of the harvest. I understand that I may have the option to exchange some of my produce items using the exchange basket based on harvest each week or substitute for some of our naturally raised pork. _______________________________________ _______________________ Signature Date

Payment methods include: Cash, Debit, Cheque. For Visa or MasterCard payments you must add 3% to the total amount. For example $437.00 paid by Visa will be $450.11.

Make cheques payable to: Cochrane Family Farms If paying by cheque, please send full payment (in one instalment or up to 4 post-dated bi-weekly

instalments, 1st cheque dated for day sent in) All payments are due in full by start of CSA delivery. Please include ALL post dated cheques with your registration.

New Member - Single Share 1 –2 people 22 Weeks $16.00 /week value Delivered to One of our Delivery Points

437.00

Returning Member - Single Share 1 –2 people 22 Weeks $16.00 /week value Delivered to One of our Delivery Points

$417.00

New Member - Family Share 3-4 people 22 Weeks $30.00 /week value Delivered to One of our Delivery Points

$747.00

Returning Member - Family Share 3-4 people 22 Weeks $30.00 /week value Delivered to One of our Delivery Points

$707.00

If you wish to pick up at the farm subtract $66.00 from above amounts. All above include the $15.00 administration fee and $66.00 delivery fee to one of our delivery drop off locations.

Please Choose a share option.

Delivery Locations:

Truro - Civic Centre Parking Lot closest to the McClure’s Mills and Abenaki Rd Intersection Thursdays 4:45pm - 5:15pm Farm Pickup - Cochrane Family Farm 5324 Hwy 289, Upper Stewiacke Saturdays 9:00am - 4:00pm Musquodoboit Harbour Farmer’s Market - Located at the hockey rink Sundays 9:00am - 12:00pm Dartmouth Tuesdays 4:15pm—4:45pm