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.... (35 replies, last updated by torontovore April 17, 2007)

I’d like to get your opinion on in-state producers of meat that provide delivery to the Boston area, including meat CSAs. I’m aware of Stillman’s meat CSA and I’d heard of a couple in Concord, MA (I think)... (13 replies, last updated by Cageylefty August 22, 2007)

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... (2 replies, last updated by fluffernutter April 1, 2008)

I had Brinkley this summer too and love it. I particularly like that you can request specific items or choose to be surprised. I’m also a huge fan of their pork and esp. of their eggs. This week up in Wisconsin I met a... (5 replies, last updated by Suzy Q August 4, 2007)

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... (4 replies, last updated by foodie_mtl September 14, 2009)

I am wanting to do more “local” eating, especially since this is the time of year we here in the frozen Mitten can do so without dying of rickets or boredom! Does anyone know about (preferably organic and still taking... (11 replies, last updated by luckygirl June 6, 2007)

with produce delivery/CSAs? Any recommendations or warnings? We’re looking at FoodShare, Plan B Organics, Wanigan, Front Door Organics, and Organics Delivered. I’m also trying to figure out proportions- it looks like... (13 replies, last updated by shaZamm March 6, 2008)

I promised I’d post again when CSA signup time rolled around. I just got an email from Brinkley Farms (http://www.brinkleyfarms.com ) about signups for the CSAs that are hosted at the RTI campus in RTP. The deliveries... (20 replies, last updated by Chow Penguin March 6, 2007)

Visiting the area, & thinking of moving—how are farmer’s markets in the area? Is there organic produce/meats available, especially for CSAs? Do you have to go to Whole Foods to get organic food? Also, I’m not... (8 replies, last updated by winechef September 21, 2008)

My produce CSA runs through December, and my meat CSA is making plans to go through the winter. It is pretty impossible to eat produce locally once winter sets in- anything you could get would have to be greenhouse grown. My... (10 replies, last updated by litchick September 11, 2007)

range of vegetarian food (meat substitutes, alternative milks, etc.), but you’ll be paying for it. as far as genuine co-ops go, i haven’t really found any here that are worth investing the effort in, so if anyone knows... (8 replies, last updated by Jen June 20, 2002)

://www.massfarmersmarkets.org/t-allmarkets.aspx Here’s a place to find farms and CSAs http://www.localharvest.org/ If you find a farm worth a visit while I have some time off, please let me know. Penny... (50 replies, last updated by Gio October 6, 2008)

- if memory serves, Chestnut Farm (?) My first time trying grass-fed meat. I didn’t find it measurably better than regular meat at Roche Brothers. But if and when I can afford it, I’ll get it on principle...at least... (12 replies, last updated by foodymom August 31, 2008)

you get is all about how much you like to cook, and eat vegetables. there are also local meat csas! (12 replies, last updated by soupkitten January 6, 2009)

What are your favorites? I am looking to branch out beyond the biggies – Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Amish Food Market, etc. You know – the places you’d only know about if you lived there or if a friend... (11 replies, last updated by irishrose November 21, 2007)