We’re committed to seeing a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture project) established in every neighbourhood of the UK.
That’s an ambitious vision and we have a long way to go. But the movement is growing.
- So, what is a CSA?
- Perhaps you’ve already started a project and want to improve it.
- You could be looking for a CSA you can join in your area.
- You may want to support our movement to make a more secure and efficient food system.
If any of these things interest you, you’ve come to the right place. As you’ll find out, the network and this website is a rich source of information, inspiration and knowledge.
On the 18th of March 2024, the staff and directors of CSA Network UK visited four CSAs on the Gower Peninsula, near Swansea in South Wales. They were four very different CSAs, but they all shared one common feature. They all saw the benefits of running their farms as a CSA because of the advantages the CSA farm business model gave them.
News and Events
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Three Turnips Market Garden is seeking a head grower
Full-time grower (single or a couple) required immediately – accommodation available – at The Three Turnips market garden at Lower Hampen Farm, Andoversford, Glos GL54 4JJ Applicants must be enthusiastic and passionate about growing a diverse range of veg in an organic, no-dig system to supply our small farm shop and the local community all…
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Market gardener at Stone Farm, East Sussex
Stone Farm is a 40-acre, family-run, mixed farm and micro dairy in the High Weald of East Sussex. The farm is set up as a raw milk micro-dairy, and this year we are launching a veg box CSA scheme. This will start from a small but established chemical free, no-dig vegetable garden that has previously…
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Assistant grower at Meanwood Valley Urban Farm, Leeds
Assistant Grower📍 Meanwood Valley Urban Farm, Leeds⏱ Part-time, fixed term (12 months, with a view to becoming permanent)💷 £12.71 per hour📅 Start: April 2026 Meanwood Valley Urban Farm is looking for an Assistant Grower to join their small Market Garden team. You’ll help grow high-quality organic vegetables for their year-round CSA veg box scheme, working…
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Land opportunity at Upper Marsh Farm, Wiltshire
Upper Marsh Farm, Wiltshire, is offering up to 3 hectares for an experienced grower to establish an organic market garden (vegetables and/or flowers) as part of the farm’s transition toward regenerative land use. The opportunity is suited to someone with practical experience who is looking to run a commercial growing enterprise, with flexible terms to…
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We have a new development worker in Wales!
Eva Walter Jones recently joined our team as our CSA development worker in Wales, working on the ground to grow the CSA movement there and help us work out how best we can support Welsh CSAs as a network. We asked her a few questions about how she sees the new role. What are you…
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Our 2026 CSA Masterclasses are open for booking!
Winter is the time for planning, dreaming and learning in the agricultural calendar, which is why our masterclasses kick off in January. This series is one of the key trainings we offer annually as part of our commitment to growing the community supported agriculture (CSA) movement across the UK to realise our vision of everyone…
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Chagford CSA is hiring an Assistant Grower
From Chagford CSA in Devon: Chagford CSA is a ten-acre community-supported market garden on the north-east edge of Dartmoor supplying 130 CSA veg-shares a week to local households. We’re going into our seventeenth growing-season and looking to recruit a part-time Assistant Grower for six-months from mid April – mid October 2026. We have recently moved…
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Rooted in Resilience: How CSAs Kept Growing Through Another Tough Year
This year has tested us all, from rising costs and erratic weather to shifting farm policy and the ongoing strain of keeping food both fair and local. Yet across the UK, our community supported agriculture (CSA) farms have kept feeding people, building soil, supporting biodiversity and nurturing connection. It’s no small thing. Our 2024–25 Annual…
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New Shoots in Leeds
The last few months have seen the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Network UK welcome Jude Woods to the team to work on a new project in West Yorkshire, generously funded by the JJ Charitable Trust and Roger Ross from Serve All Trust. Jude is bringing their considerable experience of community engagement work to a project…