Carolina Farm Stewardship Association

Carolina Farm Stewardship Association is the leading organic farm-advocacy and organic certifier for North and South Carolina. It is also called CFSA. CFSA is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit membership comprising some 1,100 farmers, gardeners, businesses and organic agriculture enthusiasts in North and South Carolina who are committed to sustainable agriculture and the development of locally based, organic food distribution systems.

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