AUBURN – A community-supported agriculture fair will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 10, at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church.

Farmers will display information about their CSA programs and offer their products – locally grown eggs, storage vegetables, maple syrup, jams, yarn, fleeces and meat – for sale.

Participating farms are:

• Whispering Winds Farm, Mechanic Falls (Mark & Paula Stotts, 207-345-9005, [email protected]);

• Willow Pond Farm, Sabattus (Jill Agnew, 207-375-6662, [email protected]);

• Fresh Start Farm, Lisbon (Amy Carrington, 207-772-5356, [email protected]);

• Oxford Hills Food Cooperative CSA, Oxford Hills region (Patricia Verrill, 207-743-8049, [email protected]);

• Little Ridge Farm, Lisbon Falls (Keena Tracy, 207-353-7126, [email protected]).

St. Michael’s Episcopal Church is on Pleasant Street, a one-way street off Court Street (Route 202) in Auburn. Pleasant Street is located between High and Spring streets. The driveway is located before the church building. It is the first church on the left side of the street, a maroon building.

The fair is sponsored by the Maine Organic Farmers and Growers Association, Slow Foods Portland and the Maine Council of Churches’ Eat Local Foods Project.

Community-supported agriculture is an agreement between a farm to provide products and a consumer to purchase the farm’s products throughout the year.