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Community Cooking

Good-time and do-good CSAs worth checking out

Mac’s Local Buys Grocery Bag

Chris McKenzie distributes veggies, meat, staples, and a treat every two weeks at Civil Life Brewing Company. Three Rivers Community Farm supplies the veggies; the meat is local. Staples include artisan breads and farm eggs.Treats vary, with some sweet and some savory. During opening week, Civil Life’s Jake Hafner gives each subscriber an unfilled half growler and a free pint.

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The Libertine Neighborhood Bag

This CSA promises a diverse sack of foods each week that includes veggies chosen to combine well in cooking, prepared foods made in The Libertine’s kitchens, and a wide range of foods to fit different lifestyles. Choose from omnivore, vegetarian, paleo, or vegan shares. Additional perks include discounts at The Libertine.

Seeds of Hope

Its farm in Spanish Lake offers income-tiered CSA pricing for fresh vegetables. The subscription begins in mid-May and ends in October. Sponsors pay a little more to subsidize lower-income subscribers.