Shreveport’s Current Farms Partners with Community Businesses to Provide Fresh, Local Produce

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Shreveport Farm Collaborates with Local Establishments to Supply Fresh, Local Produce

Current Farms Joins Forces with Community Businesses

In an initiative aimed at supporting the local food network and fostering organic, sustainable farming practices, Shreveport’s Current Farms has begun collaborating with local markets, online platforms, and other businesses to offer vegetable shares to the local community.

Bringing the Farm to the Table

Current Farms’ innovative subscription service offers a selection of seasonal favorites and staple crops such as salad mixes, microgreens, leafy greens, and root vegetables. This service not only provides customers with fresh, organically produced goods but also serves to fuel investment in the local food network.

A United Front against Unsustainable Agriculture

The model of the service allows customers to add on, or swap goods from four other north Louisiana farms. The additional options include locally sourced beef, chicken, pork, eggs, honey, sweet potatoes, oyster mushrooms, and seasonal fruit.

Since its inception in 2017, Current Farms has been an advocate for organic, sustainable agricultural practices. Despite operating on less than three acres, the farm has flourished and established itself as a model for sustainable agriculture in the area.

Strengthening the Local Food Network

The collaborative effort aims to not only bring fresh produce to the tables of locals but also to strengthen the local farming community by providing them with a platform to supply their goods in a more sustainable and consumer-friendly manner.

For Additional Information

More details about Current Farms and their offerings can be found on their official website at www.currentfarms.com.

Investing in local agriculture and supporting sustainable farming practices not only helps in preserving our environment but also contributes to the revitalization of local economies. The partnership between Current Farms and local businesses serves as a beacon of change, highlighting the potential of community-oriented initiatives to make a tangible impact in the promotion of sustainability and local agriculture.

Author: HERE Shreveport

HERE Shreveport

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