Harvest Hub to Launch Local Meal Service Supporting Our Farmers and Promoting Healthy Eating

The Harvest Hub, a community-supported agriculture (CSA) initiative, plans to launch a meal service this summer. The service will offer healthy, locally sourced meals for four adults, including meat, eggs, produce, fresh herbs, and berries from the Harvest Hub CSA. This initiative is based on feedback from community members and aims to support local farmers.

Designed to simplify meal preparation, each meal includes ingredients, a recipe, and an instructional video. This service could be beneficial for those who find meal planning challenging or lack cooking skills.

The service will also accept SNAP benefits, making it accessible to a broader range of community members, including those who depend on SNAP for food. This feature supports food security in the community.

Community members can express their interest in the service by participating in a survey. They are also encouraged to share the survey link with friends and family to spread the word.

The Harvest Hub's meal service aims to promote healthy eating by sourcing ingredients locally, supporting local farmers, and keeping money within the community. Its inclusive payment options and easy-to-follow recipes aim to make healthy eating more accessible and enjoyable for all community members.

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