As world leaders gather in Glasgow to discuss reducing carbon emissions and preventing climate catastrophe, the spotlight is on global farming methods and their impact on the planet on which we live. The Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model provides a revolutionary alternative to high-polluting and carbon-intensive ‘conventional’ farming methods. As a UK-wide Network of CSA farms, and alongside partnership organisations like the Landworkers’ Alliance and Sustain, we’ve been calling on the UK Government to do more to support and promote small-scale, agroecological farms. The CSA movement is a powerful model, offering a way of producing food that is kind to the planet, reduces emissions and promotes biodiversity as well as connecting citizens to the land that produces their food.