Shared Risk. By registering for the UD Fresh to You CSA, you opt into a portion of our harvest. In doing so, you are sharing the risk of farming with the farmers in a community supported agriculture (CSA) program. Farm leadership seeks to grow flavorful and fresh produce under the constraints of weather conditions, pest invasions, and disease pressure. While we may outline what the season may look like, this is subject to change due to the irregularity and risk of farming.
Shared Risk. The parties hereto intend that each party shall bear one-half of the risk under the pledge agreement to the AGC Lenders and under the Mountaingate Loan as if both parties were party to each of the pledge agreement and the Mountaingate Loan. In addition to any specific provisions set forth herein, Dxxxx Xxxxx shall manage the arrangements necessary to perform his obligations under the pledge agreement and the Mountaingate Loan so as to insure that Dallas Price at no time loses more shares of stock or number of units in the Companies, and a greater interest in Mountaingate Company, than he loses. In furtherance thereof, all rights and remedies, including any right of subrogation, shall inure equally to each party.
Shared Risk a. Members of our farm get the opportunity to share in the abundance of a local North Dakota farm. With that opportunity there are risks associated with our growing season. We are committed to minimizing those risks, yet risks will always remain. We promise to do our best to provide you with a bountiful share each week. The quantity of produce, however, may vary from week-to-week due to extreme weather, insects, or other production factors despite our best efforts. By joining our CSA, you are agreeing to share the risk of crop failure with us and our other members.
Shared Risk. Both parties recognize that there are risks inherent in program activities and those risks cannot be completely eliminated without altering the nature of the activities. These program activities may cause bodily injury, and in extreme cases even death. Both parties recognize that in co-facilitating these activities there is shared organizational risk, and are entering into this agreement voluntarily. Both parties recognize that Cottonwood Gulch Expeditions staff has extensive knowledge and training in managing risks in the field while leading outdoor education activities and will serve as lead guides, supported by chaperones provided by the partner institution. Both parties recognize that ensuring staff and chaperones are prepared and engaged for the entirety of field days is essential to managing risk effectively.
Shared Risk. Members of our farm get the opportunity to share in the abundance of a local Pacific Northwest farm. With that opportunity, there are risks associated with our growing season. We are committed to minimizing those risks; yet risks will always remain. We promise to do our best to provide you with a bountiful share each delivery week. The quantity and type of produce, however, may vary from week-to-week due to weather, insects, or other production factors despite our best efforts. By joining our CSA, you are agreeing to share the risk of crop failure with us and our other members. We will work to compensate for any failed crops by filling your box with other crops grown on the farm that are ready for harvest at that time. If a large portion of crops fail, we may not be able to deliver any products in some weeks. Should this happen, members will be contacted directly, as soon as possible to discuss options for remediation. However, it is unlikely that we would be able to refund memberships or even partial memberships as the money is used to fund the season’s expenses. Please take this into consideration when joining the CSA. Shared Reward When production of our CSA crops are especially abundant, we will pack as much as possible into your share. However, we don’t want to overwhelm our members or deliver so much produce that it goes to waste. Occasionally, we may contact you to see if you'd like to receive a larger quantity of a certain crop to preserve through canning, freezing, or drying. Otherwise, when we feel that members have received enough of certain crops, we handle the surplus by selling it through other avenues or donating to local food banks. If you have any questions about this please feel free to contact us. Dropping Off / Picking Up You are responsible for picking up your share from the biweekly pick-up location. This season, we are searching for a new drop off location in Belligham, and will notify you as soon as we have located one. Pick up at the farm in Mount Xxxxxx is also available and encouraged if you live nearby. There is a discount for picking up on the farm! You are responsible for observing the pick-up site rules, which are as follows: We will set a day and time for pick-up, and let everyone know well in advance of pick-up, as well as adding a reminder text message for those who request one. Please pick up your share within the timeframe stated. Be respectful of host and property at the pick-up locations. Bring your own bags or boxes t...
