Amy, 'tis a "beautiful idea".  There were some teething problems with the first order.  I think I should post the email sent out by Ann after she received a few feedback emails:

"Dear subscribers
 
We value your feedback on your first experience with our produce boxes, and would like to assure you that we are making plans to avoid a repeat of the disappointing quality of fresh fruit. This includes ensuring that the farmers do not provide us with unacceptable quality, a higher standard of quality control in our packing lines and packing produce to avoid soft items becoming damaged.
 
We will also be launching our weekly FarmLetter soon, which will tell you more about what is happening out on the farms on a seasonal and weekly basis. The high rainfall and humidity has had a detrimental impact on farm produce and produce in transport. The stone fruit was soft, and needs to be kept in the fridge, but the flavour is delicious! They need quick eating. We would be disappointed if you felt they were inedible, and threw them away. We’ve had good feedback on the flavour of apples, though some were blemished. Remember, this is seasonal fruit. Just picked this weekend and not kept in long term cold storage.  Other seasonal produce, e.g. the zucchini we had on order, has also been set back by the wet weather.
 
As a Community Supporting Agriculture program, we are all sharing in some of these growing risks that the farmer bears. We will be working with farmers to improve their farm viability, which includes getting good quality produce to market, and collaborating with our customers to sustain the interest in and demand for this farm produce.  We will all be learning more about the cycles of farming and environmental conditions that impact on fresh food supplies.
 
Please do continue to provide us with feedback that will help us create an excellent business in support of farmers, food security and healthy, happy eating.
 
Let us know, good and bad, your views on your next box. Call us if you would like to chat."