The program in which a farmer sells a certain number of regular "shares" of locally grown food to the public is known as

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Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a program in which a farmer sells a certain number of regular "shares" of locally grown food to the public. This provides the farmer with a reliable source of income, and the community receives fresh, locally grown produce. Farmers markets are typically a platform for multiple farmers to sell their products directly to the public. Fair trade refers to an ethical approach to international trade that aims to support the development of small farmers and workers in developing countries. Slow food is a movement that promotes local, seasonal, and traditional food, and values the cultural and social aspects of food. While all of these options may overlap in some ways, based on the description given, the most direct answer is B.

The Program in Which a Farmer Sells a Certain Number