Welcome to Terra Firma Farm CSA
Year-Round Vegetables, Fruits and Nuts Grown Locally in Solano and Yolo County: Serving the Sacramento & San Francisco Areas
Community Supported Agriculture is a way in which people can directly support a small, local farm while getting a weekly supply of fresh, organically grown products. For city dwellers, becoming a CSA member provides a connection with nature, a convenient, safe, and reliable source for healthy, high quality vegetables.
Each week, Terra Firma subscribers receive a box of freshly picked, organic, seasonal produce. Each week's box is carefully designed to provide you with a week's worth of fruit and vegetables. Click here to find out more about Terra Firma Farm and Community Supported Agriculture
About Us
Terra Firma Farm is a 200 acre CCOF certified organic farm that grows vegetables and fruit year-round. Terra Firma's ...
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We farm a number of sites along the north and south banks of Putah Creek totaling about 200 acres. Micro climates and ...
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People who join our CSA will get the first pick of the crops from our fields each week, a diverse mix ...
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Terra Firma, rare among California farms today, is as much about people as it is about produce. ...
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Asparagus-Potato Stew a la MexicanaAsparagus-Escarole Pasta
Beet & Lettuce Cups Two Ways
Potato-Turnip Gratin
Frisee, Grapefruit and Avocado Salad
Escarole Salad with Beet “Lardons”
Ginger-Garlic Bok Choy
Roasted Sweet Potato-Cabbage Salad
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