Sixth Street CSA

So excitement: this week I just turned in my forms for a CSA! Sixth Street Community Center gets most of the produce from Sun Valley Farms and R-Best produce: see the lovely spread of edibles for the season.

Sample Deliveries
November	December	January
Empire (red) apples Mutsu (green) apples DeVoe pears Bananas Arugula Kale Onions Russet potatoes Broccoli rabe Japanese turnips Cranberries Carrots Celery Pumpkin Green leaf lettuce Asparagus Cherry tomatoes	Rome apples Jonagold apples Bosc pears Cantaloupe Grapefruit Yellow onions Russet potatoes Alfalfa spouts White beets Celeriac Radishes Squash Lemons Eggplant Peppers Cherry tomatoes Arugala Carrots	Fuji apples| Ida red apples Seckel pears Satsuma tangerines Bananas Blue potatoes Yellow onions Pumpkins Radishes Broccoli Carrots Kale Zucchine Romaine lettuce Cherry tomatoes Cucumbers Eggplant Gold bell peppers
February	March	April
Empire apples Seckel pears Red grapefruit Tangerines Bananas White mushrooms Tomatoes Bok choi Broccoli Carrots Cauliflower Celery Romaine lettuce Garnet yams Yellow onions Chevre	Empire apples Red grapefruit Bartlett pears Bananas White potatoes Shallots Green beans Broccoli Celeriac Green leaf lettuce Spinach Cherry tomatoes Cucumbers Carrots Cauliflower	Spartan apples Blood oranges Mangoes Bananas Grimini mushrooms Green bell peppers Broccoli Green cabbage Carrots Kale Green leaf lettuce Jewel yams Zucchini Yellow onions Eggplant Tomatoes

I'm pretty sure there are still spots left, it's a lot to put down for the whole season, but it breaks down to about $30 a week..and you'll probably have more that you can eat. Point of contention: there's bananas and stuff on there...and upon further investigation a lot of the stuff is from R-Best Produce. So, I'm going to see where it's actually coming from and give an update.

S.