Wildfires Updates and How You Can Help |
As we face another devastating wildfire season, our thoughts are with our farmers and community impacted by the fires still burning across California. More than 1.3 million acres and 2,000 structures have burned, and thousands of residents have had to evacuate. Several of our farmers evacuated their homes and properties last week, but some have started to return, including Root Down Farm, Fifth Crow Farm, and Blue House Farm, who are planning to be at the farmers market this week.
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| Stay Safe at the Farmers Market |
As poor air quality continues, please exercise caution when venturing outside. Limit your exertion and wear a protective (N95) mask, if you have one. Wear a cloth mask over a N95 to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Those with sensitive medical conditions should stay indoors. Check for updates at baaqmd.gov. Stay safe, and thank you for keeping your market community safe during the pandemic. |
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| Become a CUESA Cultivator |
Join a group of committed supporters who believe in the importance of local farms and food access at this critical time. By making a monthly gift to CUESA, you ensure that your farmers market thrives and adapts through the current crisis and beyond. Pledge $15/month or more by August 31, and receive a gift! |
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| CUESA Is Hiring: Education Manager |
Are you passionate about food, education, and working with youth? We're hiring a full-time Education Manager adapt our youth and adult education programs into the online space and beyond. The deadline to apply is September 14. |
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| Volunteers of the Month: Jennifer Slotnick and Tyler Charlesworth
Work colleagues and friends Jennifer and Tyler are dedicated volunteers supporting CUESA's Farmers Market Box program on Saturdays. "The current crisis was making me feel lonely and helpless, which is why I am so happy to find a volunteering spot at CUESA," says Jennifer. "It is the best for combating some of those feelings." |
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| Roasted Farmers Market Carrots with Cilantro Yogurt Sauce |
Ferry Plaza regular and editor of Edible San Francisco Bruce Cole shows us what to make with McGinnis Ranch carrots and other ingredients from CUESA's Farmers Market Box. Check out his recipe and tips for what to do with the season's bounty. |
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Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday |
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La Cocina Pop-Up: 1,000 Layer Bakery
Born and raised in South Sumatra, Jennifer Huang began cooking and baking as a young girl. She now offers fresh, classic Indonesian desserts and savory items, handcrafted following traditional home-style recipes. Tomorrow, visit 1,000 Layer Bakery for their last day popping at the the La Cocina booth. |
| Pepper Season at Happy Quail Farms
Farmer David Winsberg and his family grow a rainbow of peppers in greenhouses on their urban micro-farm in Palo Alto. During peak pepper season, find them in every shade of sweet to spicy, including bells, Hungarian fryers, Basque fryers, Padróns, Poblanos, Cayennes, Serranos, and more. |
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Mission Community Market: Thursday |
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Artichokes, Shelling Beans, and More at Iacopi Farms
Artichoke season has started early at Iacopi Farms. Native to the Mediterranean, these delicious thistles typically have a spring and fall season. While the season lasts, you'll also find Italian butter beans and other fresh shelling beans, all grown in Half Moon Bay. |
| Eggs at Great Valley Poultry
Great Valley Poultry converted to cage-free in 1995 and has been organically certified since 2004. The family-owned farm in Manteca serves the Bay Area with organic, cage-free, and pasture-raised eggs. |
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Minh Tsai, Founder and CEO of Oakland’s leading plant-based foods company Hodo, will be joining the Chronicle's Janelle Bitker for a video chat in partnership with CUESA. A favorite at the Saturday market, Hodo’s organic tofu and yuba products are beloved by many Bay Area chefs. Hear why plant-based proteins are on the rise and learn some secrets to cooking delicious tofu. Free and open to all. Reserve your spot today!
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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. Returning: Bariani Olive Oil, Brooks & Daughters, Craftsman & Wolves, Fifth Crow Farm, Rolling Oaks Ranch, Root Down Farm, Sciabica & Sons, Volcano Kimchi Out: Downtown Bakery, Nana Joes Granola, Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co., Steadfast Herbs, Swanton Berry Farm Out until further notice: Allstar Organics, Cap’n Mike’s Holy Smoked Salmon, Hayes Street Grill, Little Apple Treats, Nicasio Valley Cheese Company, Old Dog Ranch Returning: Nahua Pizza
Returning: Rainbow Orchards
Returning: Blue House Farm, Fifth Crow Farm |
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Ferry Plaza Farmers Market | Sat 8am-2pm | Tue & Thu 10am-2pm | 1 Ferry Building, San Francisco Mission Community Market | Thu 3-7pm | 22nd & Bartlett, San Francisco |
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