I appreciate this conversation because the affordability of healthy food is an important topic. I want to point out that other local farms such as Drumlin <https://www.massaudubon.org/get-outdoors/wildlife-sanctuaries/drumlin-farm/csa-farming/find-produce> (they accept for CSA shares also) and the Food Project <https://thefoodproject.org/csa/>accept SNAP benefits in order to include more folks. I did not see that information on the Codman website, but it could be a more inclusive alternative. While certainly true for many, I also do not think it is universal that Lincoln residents are able to afford Codman Store pricing. This is in part evidenced by the extraordinary and rising numbers at the local food bank operated by St. Julia as well as what I have heard anecdotally.
I think this is a worthwhile conversation and hope it continues because there is a lot to be learned in having it! Thank you to those who have shared. :) Very best, Alexis Alexis M. Jette www.alexisjetteibclc.com
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