Through its seafood CSA, Real Good Fish aims to support local fishermen and local waterfront communities. Photo: Real Good Fish When most people think of community-supported agriculture (CSA) programs, they imagine boxes of greens, beets, broccoli and other veggies, delivered straight from the farmer. But CSAs have spread their wings in recent decades, and now shoppers can sign up for a wide range of culinary and farm-based products straight from the folks who grow the crops and raise the livestock. Since the pandemic, CSAs have been especially popular, giving people a way to source groceries without having to leave their homes. But COVID-19 safety aside, CSA boxes offer some of the best, curated offerings and freshest, peak-season hauls from land and sea.