we are thinking of joining eatwell farms for their weekly deliveries of fruits/veggies. any experience with them out there? thanks! (4 replies, last updated by Leaseachef June 3, 2005)

I spotted these at the Ferry Building market this morning. They’re way back in the corner with no sign (I was told they “sell out too fast” if there’s a sign), pale, lumpish, unattractive... but oh boy.... (0 replies, last updated by rootlesscosmo August 27, 2006)

I joined the Eatwell Farm CSA program about a month ago and wanted to recommned it to all who might be interested in seasonal organic produce. They deliver to neighborhoods all over the city and the east bay and for about 20... (12 replies, last updated by kmiao March 24, 2006)

Eatwell and Capay Organic (dba Farm Fresh to You) are good but I think Full Belly’s quality is higher. Dunno about Riverdog. (16 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston February 18, 2006)

It’s almost that time of year again, and though I know my local Loblaw’s has some types of frozen turkeys, I’d like to get a fresh one this year. Does anyone know of a turkey farm near montreal where I can order... (6 replies, last updated by Plateaumaman October 6, 2009)

Hi all, We live in Berkeley and we’re looking for the best home delivery of fruits/veggies from local, sustainable, organic farms. Does anyone have any recommendations? I’ve heard about Full Belly, Farm Fresh to You,... (6 replies, last updated by sgwood415 July 9, 2007)

My husband and I bought a half share in a community farm for the summer. Last night was our first pickup, and our fridge is innundated with pea tendrils, mustard greens, spinach, and some other greens I’m not too familiar... (15 replies, last updated by WldRose June 13, 2003)

produce at the supermarket too often for my taste. Does anyone know of a Community Supported Agriculture service similar to the Terra Firma/Eatwell Farms model in Los Angeles? (6 replies, last updated by RicRios January 2, 2007)

of their programs and links to their sites. Farm Fresh to You, Eatwell, Terra Firma, Marquita and Winter Creek all deliver to SF. So who should I go with? What has been your experience with any of these farms? Years ago, I used to... (17 replies, last updated by Knitter_mom March 1, 2005)

I’m still enjoying my eatwell subscription. www.eatwell.com, One farm with some help from their neighbors via trades when needed. This week was summer squash, lemon cucumbers, lots of large and small heirloom tomatoes,... (9 replies, last updated by Cheesy Oysters September 9, 2006)

I’m searching for rose geranium for a pastry I’d like to make. I hear that Eatwell Farms sometimes sells it at the Ferry Plaza. Any other leads? I’m happy to go anywhere in SF or Marin to buy it.... Thanks! (3 replies, last updated by rabaja March 6, 2007)

I don’t know of a CSA that provides meat, but I highly highly recommend eatwell farm's CSA (we’ve been members for years). they are in a partnership of sorts with 3 wise hens, an outfit that produces organic eggs. you... (1 reply, last updated by amy shelf April 24, 2006)

Another lavendar recipe website. Disclosure, I know Nigel and Frances and their farm, Eatwell Farm, and I’m posting here because I think they have interesting lavender recipes! Link:... (2 replies, last updated by chardgirl August 2, 2004)

. It is available at Costco, 2 10lb bags for about $12. If that is not satisfactory perhaps you can find out if Full Belly Farms or Eatwell Farms has any available.... (11 replies, last updated by Caitlin McGrath October 6, 2009)

, Ca) which sellls also sells at Grand Lake and the Thursday San Rafael farmers market. Only brown and white eggs. $2.50 half a dozen ... never buy more than that, so don’t know the other prices. At Ferry Plaza, Eatwell... (4 replies, last updated by rworange March 21, 2008)