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LOCKWOOD COMMUNITY FARM 2021 SNAP CSA Pilot Membership Agreement Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs provide SNAP customers with fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables while supporting

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How to fill out csas and snap-eligible food

1. Contact a local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm in your area to inquire about their program and sign up for a share.
2. Fill out the necessary paperwork provided by the CSA farm, including information about your preferences and dietary restrictions.
3. Make the required payment for your share, either in full upfront or through a payment plan.
4. Pick up your weekly or bi-weekly share of fresh produce and other farm products from the designated pickup location or have it delivered to your home.
5. To determine SNAP-eligible food items, check the USDA SNAP retailer locator website to find stores that accept SNAP benefits.
6. When shopping for SNAP-eligible food, look for items that have the SNAP logo on the packaging or are listed in the USDA's SNAP-eligible food list.
7. Use your SNAP benefits card to pay for eligible food items at the grocery store or farmers' market.

Who needs csas and snap-eligible food?

1. Individuals and families looking to support local farmers and have access to fresh, seasonal produce may benefit from participating in a CSA.
2. People who are eligible for SNAP benefits and in need of financial assistance to purchase nutritious food may require access to SNAP-eligible food items.

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What is csas and snap-eligible food?

CSAs stands for Community Supported Agriculture, which is a system where consumers buy a share of a farm's harvest in advance. SNAP-eligible food refers to food items that are eligible for purchase using SNAP benefits (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program).

Who is required to file csas and snap-eligible food?

Farmers participating in CSAs and retailers accepting SNAP benefits are required to report information related to CSAs and SNAP-eligible food.

How to fill out csas and snap-eligible food?

Farmers need to provide information about their CSA program and the types of food included, while retailers need to ensure their inventory includes SNAP-eligible food items.

What is the purpose of csas and snap-eligible food?

The purpose is to provide consumers with access to fresh, locally grown produce through CSAs, and to ensure low-income individuals have access to healthy food options through SNAP benefits.

What information must be reported on csas and snap-eligible food?

Farmers need to report details of their CSA program such as pricing, delivery methods, and types of produce. Retailers need to report the types of food items that are eligible for purchase using SNAP benefits.