May 26, 2023
As we now do every year, we will be giving our farmers (and ourselves) a little break this July. This year we will be taking the first two weeks of July off. There will be no CSA pick up schedule for July 4th and 5th or 11th and 12th. No need to put your share on… Read more »
May 23, 2023
This is my one of my favorite things to do with nopales and my basic go-to salad dressings during citrus season. Each bite should combine the nopal with smoky roasted poblano, sweet/tart dressing, crispy lettuce, crunchy nuts, and whatever other options you prefer. Seville juice, approx. 2 Tbl. You can substitute lime juice or a… Read more »
May 8, 2023
Get your flowers early for Mother’s Day and straight from our farmer Dani’s field to you! We will have both large ($10) and small ($6) bouquets available for sale in the Tucson CSA shop this week from Cara Crest Farm (formerly known as Common Ground Farm), while supplies last. Bring some beauty inside!
May 1, 2023
In honor of Mother’s Day (or just because!) we are hosting two NEW vendors the week before Mother’s Day – pickups on May 9 and May 10. Please stop by to welcome our new vendors, purchase a little something for a mom in your life (maybe yourself?!) and enjoy! Herbs & Love Herbs & Love… Read more »
April 17, 2023
You may recall that Tucson CSA participated in a grant a few years ago to provide CSA-style bags to families in need of support at Imago Dei Middle School. You may also recall that we are building relationships with smaller farmers as part of the New Roots program. We are excited to announce that we… Read more »
Our dear friend Paul Durham, and husband of our late founder Philippe, passed away earlier this year. Those who knew Paul are invited to a Celebration of his Life at the Tucson Botanical Gardens this Sunday, April 23rd, 10:00 A.M. The memorial will take place outdoors in the Reception Garden so dress for the weather.… Read more »
April 3, 2023
Hello! My name is Mikel (Miks for short) and I work at Desert Pearl Mushrooms. Please help me reduce waste while enriching the soil of Tucson – in our yards, community gardens, and farms. When the substrate blocks that grow mushrooms are done producing a significant yield, they are thrown out. The blocks are made… Read more »
February 27, 2023
Desert Sky Community School Is Enrolling Now for K-5 and will be at the CSA this week to talk with members who are interested. This tuition-free charter school guided by the principles of public Waldorf education was co-founded by two long-term CSA members, Shelly Adrian and Erich Saphir, 17 years ago. The school’s mission is… Read more »
February 13, 2023
Last winter we had a group of young children come to talk to us about the CSA model and get a tour. They spent the fall semester focusing on food security and learned about food deserts, the effects of climate change on farming, global hunger, and the lack of enough healthy food here in Southern… Read more »
January 22, 2023
In March 2020, we launched our CS-Aid program. As we approach our 3rd year of the CS-Aid program, one of our goals at Tucson CSA is to consistently have at least 5% of our total membership qualify and receive assistance through CS-Aid. CS-Aid offers support to help past, current, and future CSA members who would… Read more »