Payment Options

Option A: Earlybird
Cost: Full Share $495
Fresh * Seasonal
Half Share $310
Full payment by February 28th,
ST. ISIDORE’S
Local *
2010

Option B: Late Bloomer

GARDEN
Sustainable
Cost: Full Share $520
Half Share $325
Produce
Half payment by February
28th, 2010 with remaining
balance due July 25th, 2010 From a garden
Name__________________________
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St Isidore’s that involves
Address_______________________ Growing Season YOU!
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Ad. 2__________________________ CSA Shareholders can
Phone_________________________ expect a large variety of
_ seasonal produce.
E-
mail__________________________
Almost everything that
Full Share____ Half can be grown in this
Share______ climate will be grown in
Earlybird____ Late Bloomer St. Isidore’s Garden! One
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Payment Method: share of the garden will
Cash ________ Check_________ feed approximately 4
Visa/Mastercard/American adults, beginning in mid-
Express _______
*Credit Card requires additional May and lasting
3% approximately 22-24
weeks until middle or end
RESERVE YOUR of October.
SHARE NOW!
Contact Jason or Emily
Kinley@
stizzysgarden@hotmail.com
or (509)570-6940 8500 N St Michael’s Rd
Spokane, Wa 99217

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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a partnership between a farm and
a community of responsible consumers. It puts you—the consumer—in direct
Whatwith
relationship isthe
Community Supported
production of your Agriculture
food. There are no unknown (CSA)?
middlemen. By paying for your produce upfront in the winter and springtime,
you become a “shareholder” of the farm’s yearly harvest. Each week during
the growing season, you receive a portion of your share. We—the farmers—
also benefit by receiving payments at the beginning of the season, when we
need them most, to buy seeds and supplies to produce the food. This reduces
the interest costs of loans to begin the season. The CSA partnership is good
for you, good for the farm, and good for the earth.

herbicides. Students are always

How does the welcome and will have special days
garden involve you? to come out and learn hands on
about everything we do. This can
You are the garden. Without you, also include the newly added
there is no produce. You are always chickens and any future additions
welcome to come to the various along the way. Come join us where
events, in addition to picking up YOU are part of the growing St.
your weekly produce, including Isidore’s community!
BBQ’s, workshops, and bonfires, to
name a few, or simply drop by to
say hi. We always welcome help
with harvesting and weeding, as we
use no chemical pesticides or