Date: 2008-03-15 06:43 am (UTC)
CSA programs have various setups. Most of the ones I've found out here will specify some drop-off locations. Once a week, you go to your specified drop-off point within a certain window (for example, Wednesdays 3-7pm) and pick up a box of assorted vegetables. Then you go home and cram it all into your fridge so you can look up what mizuna and kohlrabi are and what you're supposed to do with it. If it's the height of the harvest season, you then take tomatoes and zucchini in to work and beg your co-workers to take some. Some of them make you go out to the farm to pick up your veggies and some will deliver to your home.

I found one thread talking about some CSAs in the Los Angeles area: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/355476
CSAs in California (scroll down to the California section)
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L.O.V.E.
Looks like they deliver to your home? I can't tell. Their website is rather lacking.
Delivery http://lovedelivery.homedel.com/Order.asp
I'm jealous of some of the things I see in their sample boxes. Avocadoes, mangoes...
(310) 821-5683 info@lovedelivery.com http://lovedelivery.com/
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Tierra Miguel Foundation CSA
http://www.localharvest.org/csadrops.jsp?id=3359
You pick up at a dropoff point.
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Organic Express
organicexpress.com
Not a CSA. Delivers organic fruit & veggies to your home.
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Paradise O
http://paradiseo.com/
Not a CSA. Delivers organic fruit & veggies to your home. No delivery charge
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Farm Fresh Ranch Market
NOT a CSA or even a home delivery service.
Regular grocery store but reports a reputation of cheap prices.
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