The Role of Collaborative Community Supported Agriculture: Lessons from Iowa

September 2006

Corry Bregendahl and Cornelia Butler Flora, North Central Regional Center for Rural Development

Collaborative Community Supported Agriculture serves as a business incubator for new growers, helps existing growers expand and diversify, and offers a host of other benefits to Iowa communities. 

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