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 Language: en
Description: Using intermediate English and lots of images, Maria talks about another way to buy fresh vegetables, eggs and meat. 
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Caption: i recently subscribed to a food delivery system called csa that stands for community supported agriculture how does that work english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories i like fresh food things like butter cheese fresh vegetables and fruits meats of all kind nuts eggs and i can buy all that at my local grocery store kroger also in huntsville during the summer we have farmers markets but i don&#39;t want to drive there i like fresh foods i prefer foods that are not processed that have no added chemicals but i don&#39;t want to take the time to go somewhere else to get them recently i was on facebook and saw that a local farm was advertising shares in their csa what that means is when you sign up when you subscribe and commit to purchasing um a share they take your credit card number and they promise to deliver in this case two times a month whatever is fresh at the time that they are harvesting so you don&#39;t really know what you&#39;re getting last week friday was my first delivery i was so excited a lady pulled up in a van got out of her band carrying a a blue bag and unpacked everything on my back patio there were lots of fresh vegetables yellow squash tomatoes cucumbers lettuce okra i&#39;ll talk about that later there was even some homemade jelly lavender jelly there was some ground beef there were pork sausages did i say eggs and a dozen eggs i was so excited i brought everything into the house and took pictures of it and put it away in the fridge to show mike oh the tomatoes tasted so much better because they were fresh when i buy tomatoes at kroger my grocery store they have been in cold storage for who knows how long trucks bring them in from other states but these tomatoes were fresh last night we tried the okra i live in alabama it&#39;s very southern and okra is popular i did not grow up eating okra so i looked up a recipe online and chose to roast it i cut up the okra i added some of the yellow squash that i cut up an onion some herbs like rosemary and tossed the vegetables with some olive oil then i put them into the oven for 25 minutes to roast they were delicious i was so pleased here in alabama most people take okra and they cover it in a batter flour and egg or cracker crumbs and then they deep fry it it must be good but it&#39;s really really rich with grease we just had it roasted i know that this delivery system this csa share costs more money but i feel good supporting a local farm this farm and other csa farms are committed to using natural fertilizer no chemicals organic farming and it&#39;s family run they hire a few farm workers every year i think supporting local farms is really important therefore i am willing to pay more and besides they deliver i used to belong to a csa in north carolina but we had to go to the farm and pick up this is wonderful every two weeks someone will deliver fresh food at my back door well what about you do you like fresh foods is there a farmer&#39;s market where you live or do you have something like a csa community supported agriculture tell me about it leave me a comment below this video and remember if you would like the transcript that is the written words to today&#39;s episode just go to my website www.englishwithoutfear.com and you can see all the transcripts to download well that&#39;s it for this episode i&#39;m maria from english without fear talk to you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here&#39;s my email
Title: Learn English - Buying from a local farm - CSA shares