Can only local people buy shares?
The whole idea behind this project is to encourage local eating. Additionally, Canadian Food Inspection Agency regulations impact how grains may be moved outside of the Creston region. If the project speaks to your values, and is the closest grown product to where you live, you may put your name on a waiting list and if there is grain available at the end of the season, and that grain passes CFIA inspection, you may purchase. We just hope you will keep a watchful eye for projects closer to your home and lend your support to those, if possible… or better yet, let our work inspire you to start a Community Supported Agriculture project for food in your area!
