Factors Influencing Consumer Satisfaction with a Community Supported Agriculture Farm (CSA)

Authors

  • Jane M. Kolodinsky University of Vermont
  • Leslie L. Pelch University of Vermont

Abstract

Community support agriculture (CSA) is a form of direct marketing of agricultural products that can be an important facet of a more sustainable, locally based food system. This study estimates consumer satisfaction using an ordinal probit model. Data were collected through phone interviews with members of three CSA farms in Vermont . Results indicate that experience with the CSA farm and reasons for joining impact satisfaction .

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Issue

Vol. 10 (1997): The Journal of Consumer Satisfaction, Dissatisfaction and Complaining Behavior

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