*Weekly vegetable and fruit boxes available for pickup at Living Soil Farm in Moscow on Fridays or Saturdays. 2025 season is July 12 to October 25.
   
*Variety of produce rotates based on weekly availability. Seasonal veggies and fruits typically include beets, carrots, chard, cucumber, beans (Romano and bush) kale, salad mix, mountain spinach, garlic, onions, herbs (basil, parsley, chervil, winter savory, oregano, dill, thyme, sage, rosemary, sorrel) summer and winter squash, spinach, tomatoes, tomatillos, potatoes, peppers, cherries, raspberries, plums, apples.
 
At Living Soil Microfarms in Moscow, ID, raised beds are used to grow a large variety of crops in a small space. The use of hand tools and manual labor are emphasized to promote a close relationship with nature. A diversity of crops help maintain a healthy agroecosystem.
Through trial and error, crops have been chosen that prove to grow well at this site using these growing methods. Many varieties of perennial fruits and vegetables are also grown. Nearly permanent mulch helps maintain soil life and fertility.
Small scale agriculture is promoted as a healthy and sustainable lifestyle that is suitable worldwide.
 
Why Support Local Agriculture?
 
• Build relationships with community members • Improve local economy • Reduce environmental impact, requiring less transportation • Create more job opportunities and local ownership • Enhance local prosperity • Consume fresher food
 
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a relationship between farms and customers. Instead of simply purchasing produce, customers can become “members” of the farm’s available CSA, and receive a portion of the farm’s harvest every week equivalent to the value of their investment! Members purchase shares in advance of the growing season, to help farmers pay for needed supplies, such as seeds and equipment. Every farm approaches their CSA a little differently but customers are also assuming some of the risk.
 
$25 wk or $384/ full 16 wks