Community Supported Agriculture - San Francisco Wiki

Community Supported Agriculture or CSA programs are an awesome idea where you basically "subscribe" to a local farm or farms for a certain period of time. The farm(s) then sends you a box/basket/bag of food periodically. There are a number of CSAs available to those living in the city, making eating locally easy.

Eatwell Farms: A Dixon, CA based farm. You can also subscribe to Three Wise Hens eggs (so effin delicious!) through them. Each box comes with a handy newsletter with an update on the farm and recipes for stuff in the box that week. They offer fortnightly deliveries too, a useful thing for smaller households or people who don't cook in as often. They deliver to local drop-off points, and you pick up your box and sign in.
Farm Fresh to You: This is a wonderful Community Supported Agriculture group. Not only do they deliver to your front door, they also allow you to customize your order, take a vaction break, receive service weekly/bi-weekly/every three weeks/monthly, and you do not have to commit to service for any particular length of time. They also offer 10$ off your first delivery just type in promotion code #9863. Grown in the Capay Valley, northwest of Davis. Feature story in Davis Life Magazine

See also: Organic, Community Supported Agriculture.

Two Small Farms: Watsonville-based farms. They deliver to a drop-off point, and you pick up your box. Only available March through Thanksgiving.

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