CSA program delivers locally grown produce to students

Joan Norman, owner of One Straw Farm, spoke about the Community Supported Agriculture initiative yesterday. One Straw Farm is the largest certified organic vegetable farm in Md. One Straw Farm, owned by Norman and her husband, Drew Norman, supplies families, restaurants and wholesalers with the finest certified-organic produce.

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Source: The Johns Hopkins News-Letter

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