CUESA's Weekly E-Letter | April 19, 2019 | View as Webpage
Farmers Fight Climate Change With Regenerative Agriculture
As the urgency of the climate crisis grows, more people are becoming aware of the carbon footprint of our food choices. According to the USDA, agriculture accounts for about 10 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, mostly through industrial practices that rely heavily on chemical inputs and fossil fuels. Climate change negatively effects farmers and ranchers as well, through rising temperatures and extreme weather events, such as floods, fires, and droughts.

Organic farming practices mitigate the environmental impacts of agriculture and make farms more resilient in the face of climate uncertainty, and some farms are taking additional steps through a set of practices known as regenerative farming. So, what’s all the regenerative buzz about?
This Week's Picks
Goat Fest Photos + Sale on Goat Tees!
Thanks to everyone for an unforGOATable Goat Fest last Saturday. Relive the magic with our Facebook album! If you missed out on getting a limited-edition Goat Fest 2019 tee or tote, we'll be selling them at the CUESA Info Booth at the Ferry Plaza Farmers for the low price of $15 each. GOAT yours tomorrow before they're gone.
Jack London Square Farmers Market: CLOSED for Easter Sunday
Jack London Square Farmers Market will be CLOSED this Sunday for Easter! We will return to out regular schedule on Sunday, April 28.
Last Chance! First Bloom: Spring Cocktails of the Farmers Market
Ready for spring? 🌷🍃 Join us at the Ferry Building for an evening of lush and leafy libations at the spring edition of our popular Cocktails of the Farmers Market series next Wednesday, April 24. Use discount code "cuesafriend" for $5 off.
Goat Ricotta and Asparagus Salad
Kim Alter of Nightbird shares her recipe for fresh goat ricotta made with Meyenberg Goat Milk featuring sauteed asparagus, arugula, and lemon vinaigrette.
Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday
Featured Seller: Triple Delight Blueberries

We're BERRY excited to have Triple Delight Blueberries back at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market with freshly harvested organic blueberries for the spring season! This season has been the earliest harvest yet. Find them at the Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday markets.
Mission Community Market: Thursday
Featured Seller: Blue House Farm

California native Ryan Casey started Blue House Farm in Pescadero, driven by environmental concerns. Ryan’s drive to produce good food and do good for the earth is reflected in his farming practices, growing a variety of certified organic vegetables, fruits, and cut flowers.
Upcoming Programs

Live Music: Noe Venable/Meadowlark Music Class | Thursday, April 25 | 4-6 pm

Live Music: Cambia | Thursday, April 25 | 6-8 pm

The Food Shed: Humane Farming | Thursdays in April | 5:00 pm
Community Happenings
Market Update
This is the most up-to-date info about this week's seller attendance at the time of publication. Please stop by the CUESA Info Booth for a market map or check online for any last-minute changes.
 
New! Gavel Farms
Returning: Elston Family Farm, Everything Under the Sun, Mountain Ranch Organically Grown
Out: Bariani Olive Oil, Far West Fungi Kitchen, Little Organic Farm, Nicasio Valley Cheese Company, Olsen Organic Farm

MARKET CLOSED

New! Something Better Foods
Returning: Everything Under the Sun, Triple Delight Blueberries, Snyders Honey

Returning: Happy Boy Farms

New! Something Better Foods andThe Sharp Brothers