We’re only 8 weeks away from our first distribution….June 14th! In preparation for our upcoming season, the CSA core group recently met with Maritza and Pedro of La Baraja Farm. We discussed last season’s crops, feedback from members and plans for this season. Pedro has already begun planting the onions… Important dates to SAVE for [...]
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Thanks to our commitment to making fresh food accessible to everyone, we are excited to offer shares that are subsidized by the Tribeca CSA at 50%. That means you pay 1/2 price for whatever vegetable share you choose. We still require a deposit, the $15 administrative fee and payment installments throughout the season, but you [...]
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Thanks for everyone’s timely renewals and WELCOME to new members!!! There is still time to get a share for Tribeca CSA 2011 Season. To download registration form, click here.
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We are thrilled to announce the launch of our 3rd year as the Tribeca CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), bringing fresh produce and eggs from the black dirt of La Baraja Farm in Orange County, NY to Washington Market Park in Tribeca. Wilklow Orchard, founded in 1855 and located in the Hudson Valley, will offer CSA [...]
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Vegetable Share: 5 Corns 1 Bunch Carrots 1/2 lb Serrano Peppers 1/2 lb Tomatillos 1.5 lb Tomatoes 1 Bunch Swiss Chard 1 Bunch Spinach 1 Bunch Pipicha 1 Bunch Sage Fruit Share: 3 lb Peaches 3 lb Nectarines
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The second workshop in our Nutritional Cooking Series was all about canning. Canning isn’t just about making jam. Think tomatoes, green beans, okra, apricots, or peaches. The introduction of plastic in the commercial canning process has made many of us interested in finding a way to limit our consumption of those items. We’re interested in [...]
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