Eating vegetables and fruits provides many health benefits, such as providing nutrients, help maintaining healthy blood pressure, reducing risk of some chronic diseases, reducing cholesterol levels, lowering risk of heart disease, and protecting against infections. As we know, it can be more challenging to eat healthy during winter, so it is important to make a contentious effort. One way to get more healthy vegetables and fruits in our diet is to participate in a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). Two area CSA’s provided us information about their programs (details below), but you can find out about other CSA’s in your local community through a quick internet search or word-of-mouth.
Garden to Doorstep Organics LLC: https://www.gardentodoorsteporganics.com/
- Information about discount promotion for UW-Green Bay:
- Garden to Doorstep Organics LLC offers year-around produce, and you can select from two different sizes of fruit only boxes or two different sizes of vegetable/fruit mixed boxes.
- If enough people sign up, we could have our produce boxes delivered to UWGB each week! Please click here to sign up by Friday, November 29th.
SLO Farmers Co-Op: https://slofarmersco-op.com/
- SLO Farmers Co-Op is offering a fall CSA in November and December. Some items may include winter squash, carrots, cabbage, lettuce, spinach, microgreens, onions, potatoes, radish, leeks, Brussel spouts, kohlrabi, beets, and parsnips. They also have honey, meat and eggs available!
