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the Price of Organic Produce Delivery

Price 
Location 
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Description
$ 45
Dec 2007
Memphis, Tennessee
Organic produce baskets make great gifts  more... close row
$ 40
Sep 2007
Seattle, WA
Weekly organic produce delivery  more... close row
$ 50
Mar 2007
San Diego, CA
Organic produce basket makes wonderful holiday gift  more... close row
$ 80
Apr 2008
Portland, Or.
Farmers coop delivers organic staples  more... close row
$ 26
May 2008
Pipersville, PA
Once a week organic produce shipped out  more... close row
$ 38
Apr 2008
Bellingham, WA
Locally grown fresh organic produce  more... close row
$ 50
May 2008
Chicago, Illinois
Love the variety of organic produce delivered  more... close row
$ 15
May 2008
Los Angeles, California
Delivery fee for groceries which were on time  more... close row
$ 5
May 2008
San Antonio, TX
Price of delivery for organic foods  more... close row
$ 60
Dec 2007
West Palm Beach, FL
Organic grapefruits and oranges for a gift  more... close row
$ 240
Jun 2008
Portland, Or.
Four months of organic produce delivery  more... close row
$ 15
May 2008
Key Biscayne, FL
Once a week organic produce delivery  more... close row
$ 27
Jun 2008
phoenix, arizona
Bins of produce from local farms  more... close row
$ 820
Feb 2008
New Edinburg, AR
Produce and pickup for 8 month period  more... close row

Description of service

$500 is the cost for a year (March through October) of organic produce, with twice monthly pickup. The farm is actually over an hour away from me, though, so I pay a co-worker that also participates an extra $20 biweekly if she will have her husband also pick mine up and then bring it with her to work.


Review of Service

Home grown produce is always better tasting to me and my family than the variety often found in our local grocery store. Although we could probably buy it cheaper, or grow it ourselves, this is the easiest for us. We always have a steady supply of in-season veggies (and fruits) and have plenty of extras to share with family members. We have learned how to prepare a lot of new dishes since participating in this has exposed us to things we have never experienced before. Since we are paying a nice sum for it, we feel obligated to try and use as much as we can. We do not want to waste any of it.


Tips

If, as I am, you are quite a drive from the participating farm, see if anyone in your community or extended friendship participates. Perhaps you could trade off with someone on going and picking up the produce.