What is a CSA?

A Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program is a mutually beneficial partnership in which individuals or families receive fresh, local, organically grown produce weekly, while supporting our local farmers and sustainable growing practices.                        

Why Should I Join a CSA?

Joining a CSA means you and your family will enjoy the health, community, and environmental benefits of eating fresh, local, organically grown produce!  Join the 30 other Jewish communities across North America that have already committed to putting Jewish purchasing power behind our local farmers.  Become a part of the new Jewish food movement today!

What does Tikkun Adamah mean?

Tikkun Adamah means repairing the earth.  By knowing the source of your food and supporting sustainable agriculture, you are helping to build not just healthy soil, but also a healthy relationship with the earth that sustains us. 

CSA Details:

Season runs from late May - November

Pick-up every Thursday from 3:30-7:00pm

Pick-up at the Kavanah Organic Community Teaching Garden at the

Lebovic Jewish Community Campus in Vaughan

For complete details, please read the Tikkun Adamah CSA Program Details.

To register, please fill out the Tikkun Adamah CSA Registration Form.

If you have any questions, or would like more information, please contact Daniel Hoffmann at the Cutting Veg at 647-388-7444 or daniel@thecuttingveg.com.

B'tay Avon!

Interested in joining a Jewish CSA and live in downtown or midtown Toronto? 

Torat HaTeva is proud to have helped establish two successful CSA programs in Toronto, one at the First Narayever Congregregation (in partnership with Everdale Farm) and one at the Bathurst Jewish Community Centre (in partnership with Plan B Organic Farms). 

For more information, please contact those organizations directly.