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   Mar 07

Summer CSA for Mitchell!

Community Supported Agriculture is a great way to vote with your dollars. A local farm (s) deals directly with the customers to deliver weekly goods. Know where you food comes from and how it gets processed. Feed your family fresh nutrient rich food they deserve. The Goosemobile, serving South Dakota for nearly 30 years, is willing to deliver weekly to Downtown Mitchell residents if the need is there. If interested please fill out the form below and a representative will contact you.

Want to see the meats you will be getting? Visit the Goosemobile website and see what products they offer. Produce will be standard seasonal produce at the time.

CSA Subscription Form

Fill out this form to subscribe to the Mitchell, SD Summer CSA to receive weekly deliveries of organically grown fresh meat & produce directly from the farm.
    While you don't get to pick and choose the produce you will be redirected to choose which meats you want.
    You may choose more than one. For a 16 week delivery schedule (June - September, minus 4th of July week).
    The cost:
    $400 per share for half
    $720 per share for full
    **Time at the Table does not profit from the CSA, this is strictly a service**
    Deliveries for Muddy Pumpkin Farms will be on Saturdays at the Mitchell Farmers' Market, Hanisch & Goosemobile will be on Thursdays June through September.

    In order to keep costs down, everyone must sign up one week to pick up the CSA from the Goosemobile in Canistota (a schedule with contact info and directions will be released in May) Please choose two dates or as an added option you may pay a one time fee to have the farm delivery for you.

    Pickups can be made between Noon and 4:00 pm. You will be reminded when it is your week to pick up.

    **Reminder no delivery the week of July 4th!

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  1. First Adventures in Small-town Politics « Sustainable Dakota Digest says:
    October 5, 2011 at 2:44 pm

    [...] involved with the marketing and decision making of the Farmers’ Market including starting a CSA program with the Goosemobile and Hanisch Farms for the first time in Mitchell. Both were highly successful, [...]

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