Meat at Your Door

Bypass the supermarket and buy it direct.

Your Meat Is Green

Tips for responsible carnivores.

Dizzy Greens

The best salad spinners.

Eat Well and Save

Tips for spending less on good food.

There is an article in the current City Palate (May/June 2009). Just out in the last day or two – the website is not updated yet. It is about one family’s experience with Thompson Small Farm last year. The author only...

Hi foodies, Can anyone point me towards information regarding Consumer Support Agriculture (CSA)s in the Nashville area? I am interested in both Produce and Meat. If no CSAs, then where do you recommend getting these good things as...

with CSAs I’ve noticed is that if your farm had an exceptionally good year with a certain crop, you’ll be getting tons of it for weeks on end. I was ready to pull my hair out over all the swiss chard, dark greens...

Has anyone had a subscription to one this summer? What has your experience been like? Interested in the variety& quality. The surprise factor has some creative appeal! Thanks!

I’d love to subscribe to a CSA, although I’m a grad student and worried about the upfront costs. I saw the recent thread on the General Topics board about their pros and cons, and wondered if anyone here had any recs...

I’ve signed up to receive the FoodShare Organic food box which I hope contains mostly local and seasonal vegetables and fruits. I have direct relationships with grassfed bison and elk farmers for my ‘red’ meats....

this is a repost from the general topics board. i’m thinking of joining a csa this year. would new yorkers care to comment on their experiences, positive and negative, with csa programs in the nyc area? are there particular...

Hi folks, second attempt at this. I’m wondering if anyone in Montreal would have advice/tips/recommendations on CSAs or organic food basket coops that they’ve participated in in the city. My family and I are looking...

The post last week sold me on the idea, but I was bummed to find the couple that seemed highly recommended did not serve our area. Looking for a good one that serves the Concord/Walnut Creek area. The only one I’ve come up...

You might want to look at localharvest.com. It has a searchable data base of CSAs. I might add that CSAs are not only an investment money but of time, particularly if you want to get the most out of it. Do you have time do build...

that it be organic if possible. localharvest.org lists these CSAs in the area. Any comments on these, or suggestions for others she should look at? Full Moon Farm (Burlington,VT) Intervale Community Farm (Burlington,VT) Goose Creek...