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Tucson CSA offers weekly “shares” of local, organically-grown produce. We also have bread, goat cheese, grass-fed meats, pasture-raised eggs and chickens. Pickups are on:
– Tuesdays, 4:00 to 7:00 pm, in The Historic Y courtyard (University Blvd. and 5th Ave.)
– Wednesdays, 4:00 to 7:00 pm, in The Historic Y courtyard (University Blvd. and 5th Ave.)
– Wednesdays, 4:00 to 7:00 pm, at Watershed Management Group (Speedway and Dodge). This is a satellite pickup location for shares only (no CSA store).
You can subscribe online at any time for 6 or 12 pickups.
SUBSCRIBE (join the Tucson CSA)
MANAGE YOUR ACCOUNT (subscription changes & delivery holds)
RECHARGE YOUR ACCOUNT (make a payment)
We’ll be taking our annual two-week break over the holidays, from December 17, 2020 through January 1, 2021. There will be no CSA pickups the weeks of December 21st and December 28th. You do not need to put your CSA subscription on hold during this period – it will be automatically suspended for the two […]
» Read more... July 23, 2020We’re taking a week off to rest and rejuvenate! There will be no pickups on August 4th and 5th. Pickups will resume the week of August 10th.
» Read more... April 6, 2020We have temporarily closed our CSA pickup site at Watershed Management Group. Members who were subscribed at WMG have been moved to our main pickup site at the Historic Y.
» Read more... April 6, 2020Sara and I care so much about you and our community and have been working to implement additional precautions at the Tucson CSA in an effort to keep everyone safe and healthy. As of now, we will continue to hold our regularly scheduled CSA pickups at the Historic Y. We have temporarily closed our pickup […]
» Read more...Delicious ideas for leftover turkey. Written by Mary Kay Allen, www.raisedonthefarm.com A couple of those odd 2020 headlines caught my attention recently: “Small turkeys in short supply for Thanksgiving” “Turkey Tetrazzini is most googled food term on Friday following Thanksgiving” Yep, some of us took home large turkeys for small Thanksgiving dinners this year. Now, we […]
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