To start, we will use rolling deadlines. You must turn in the order form and check on or before 8:00 AM on Friday in order to receive a box the following Thursday. After we have worked out the start-up kinks, we will move to monthly order forms.
Addendum:
Tanaka Farms delivers to the South Bay each Thursday.
Lincoln Elementary School families may sign up through the Lincoln PTA and pick up their produce at the school. Proceeds from those orders benefit the Lincoln PTA. Email Kelly Wolschon to sign-up for the Lincoln program.
Jefferson Elementary School has also joined the Tanaka Farms CSA program. However, pickups for Jefferson must be in a half hour time window after school dismissal.
We don't mean to poach from other schools' PTAs, but working parents from any school may take advantage of the Madison program's flexible pickup times between 2:00 and 10:00 PM.
If you would like to start a Tanaka Farms CSA program at your South Bay school, contact me to learn how to set it up. The more schools and members we sign up, the lower the carbon footprint of each box trucked in from Irvine!
More info can be found in Fall 2009 CSA Deliveries .
2 comments:
I figured I'd chime in on the top post to say that the produce I received from the CSA was top quality.
The strawberries in one box were probably the best I'd ever had.
Families of Lincoln students can sign up through Lincoln's PTA. The boxes also come from Tanaka Farms, they'll just be delivered to Lincoln School, if that works better for you. (I'm getting my boxes through Lincoln.) Talk to Kelly Wolschon if you're interested.
And yes, Brent! In past CSA subscriptions, I've been consistently pleased with the quality of the produce.
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