Posted: 13th March 2026
NEW DATE! Wednesday 1st April 2026 10am-12pm Extreme and unpredictable weather is no longer a future threat; it’s the daily reality for growers. For small- and medium-scale agroecological farms and CSAs, these pressures are felt most intensely. Yet this scale of farming also holds many of the solutions: diversity, community... Read More...
Posted: 11th March 2026
Wed 25 Mar 2026 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM GMT | online How can CSAs become truly accessible, welcoming and relevant to the full diversity of the local communities they serve? One promising approach is twinning, bringing two groups, organisations or communities into a long-term, mutually supportive relationship that shares resources, builds... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
14th January 2026 – 10:00-12:00 GMT You want to produce food – but that’s just the beginning. To make a CSA project work, you need a shared purpose, a clear direction, and a way to stay focused when everything feels urgent and possible at the same time. CSAs are full... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
21st January 2026 – 10:00-12:00 GMT One of the biggest challenges in growing food is ensuring a steady, reliable supply. When your business depends on delivering a consistent quantity and quality of produce every week – through all seasons – you quickly realise how tricky that can be. Supermarkets, with... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
28th January 2026 – 10:00-12:00 GMT For a CSA to truly succeed, you need a clear vision of what success looks like and a concrete plan to get there. What equipment and infrastructure will you need? How much produce must you grow? How will you budget for wages and contractor... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
4th February 2026 – 10:00-12:00 GMT If you’re keen to start a CSA, your first instinct is to dive straight into growing food and selling shares. But before you can do that, there’s a host of tricky, less exciting issues to sort out. What insurance do you actually need? Which... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
11th February 2026, 10:00-12:00 GMT Members are at the heart of every CSA. Without them, your project simply can’t exist. So how do you attract members and, just as importantly, how do you keep them? Every CSA faces the challenge of recruiting and retaining a strong, enthusiastic membership. Without a... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
25th February 2026 – 10:00-12:00 GMT Online When you start a CSA, you’re immediately faced with a long list of decisions. And when you’re ready to grow, an entirely new set of considerations comes into play. What equipment best suits your project? How can you make the most of the... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
Wed 4 Mar 2026 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM GMT Online Adding flowers to your farm is a great way to diversify and help increase revenue without needing to change your set-up and sales methods. In this masterclass, CSA Network UK board member Hannah Lamb of thriving CSA farm, Yorkshire Edible... Read More...
Posted: 28th November 2025
Wed 11 Mar 2026 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM GMT Join agroforestry expert Ben Raskin for a deep dive into how combining trees with vegetable production can transform your CSA, turning a conventional box-scheme into a resilient, biodiverse, climate-smart farm. Discover how agroforestry can: Whether you’re starting a new CSA... Read More...
Posted: 30th October 2023
Webinar Wed, 15 Nov 2023 19:30 – 20:30 GMT Speaker: Clo Ward: Clo (Chloe) Ward is currently the researcher for the Perennial Green Manures project, run by Ecodyfi. See https://www.dyfibiosphere.wales/perennial-green-manures for more on the project. Perennial green manures are fertilisers made from the nitrogen-rich leaves of trees, shrubs and perennial... Read More...
Posted: 17th July 2023
Fifteen Two hour online training sessions with guest speakers spaced over 15 weeks Tuesdays 5.30 to 7.30 from 10th October 2023 Community Supported Agriculture is a profitable, sociable, and sustainable way to link land and community. We would like to see CSA projects thrive across the UK. The course runs from... Read More...
Posted: 18th April 2023
Written by small-scale growing irrigation expert Pete Dollimore, this guide is designed to complement the series of courses that Pete is running on our behalf. Funded by Farming the Future and run with the Organic Growers Alliance and The Gaia Foundations Seed Sovereignty project, this series of webinars are perfect... Read More...
Posted: 29th March 2023
Join three experienced growers: Pete Dollimore, Iain Tolhurst and Dan Larke, as they share stories of irrigation systems they have known, loved, created and despised throughout their time as growers. This webinar leads on from the session last week to look at the application of irrigation knowledge in the field.... Read More...
Posted: 29th March 2023
Join Pete Dollimore as he talks us through his updated guide to irrigation for small-scale growers. The guide gives an overview of the commonly used installations with details of concepts, terminology, equipment, design and some related aspects to consider. It will also provide tools and techniques to help growers estimate... Read More...
Posted: 1st March 2023
What do you do when things go wrong? Having a plan to deal with uncertain times is a good thing to have right now. Suzy Russell of CSA Network UK gives us a planning tool for assessing risk. Katy Barker of Growing Communities looks at how to improve resilience by... Read More...
Posted: 14th February 2023
This webinar explored the potential of ‘peg plants’ as an agroecological and sustainable alternative to transplants in modules and blocks. It covered the opportunities and challenges of growing peg plants. What crops are best-suited? How much space do you need? How do the costs compare? Do I need to change... Read More...
Posted: 15th December 2022
Brassicas are the biggest and most valuable crop family for winter sales. How can growers provide continuity in an uncertain climate? The summer heatwave and the mild autumn have played havoc with many brassica growers continuity plans. How can growers plan their cropping plans to be resilient? We are joined... Read More...Copyright 2026. All Rights Reserved