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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Shares

Share in the harvest by purchasing a CSA share. Community-supported agriculture (CSA) is a food production and distribution system that directly connects farmers and consumers. In short: people buy "shares" of a farm's harvest in advance and then receive a portion of the crops as they're harvested. Click below to discover what farms are offering share in Boulder County.

Boulder County Farmers Markets

Who doesn’t love a great farmer’s market? In 2015 the Boulder Farmer’s market was actually named as the best in the country by USA Today! Check out our markets in Boulder and Longmont.

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Good Food 100

Looking for a place to dine in Boulder County?  We start with the Good Food 100 list, which highlights chefs and restaurants who use their purchasing power to honor and support every link in the food chain, and change the food system for good.

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Colorado Grain Chain

Growing a local grain movement focuses on supporting and engaging all the stakeholders in a local food chain- in this case a grain chain- from seed saver to grower to miller to end user.

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Rye Resurgence Project

Though not in Boulder County, the RRP aligns with the mission of Slow Food Boulder County. One recent spring, as Dust Bowl conditions spread across the Valley and many families wondered how to keep their multi-generational farms intact with declining aquifer levels, a big idea was created:

“What if we build on the relationships our farm and others have with rye consumers to grow the market and cause a resurgence in demand for San Luis Valley rye?”

Resources

Boulder County is full of good, wholesome, Slow Food options which can sometimes be challenging to navigate. This page has been set up to let area foodies know where to turn for local slow food resources. Please reach out to request additions: info@slowfoodboulder.org

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