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 Outer Aisle FOODS is a local food distribution network of eaters, growers and makers.
We offer bi-weekly food deliveries fall, winter and spring (October through to June) and weekly summer deliveries (July through September) to convenient drop off points in Calaveras and Tuolumne Counties.
HOW TO SIGN UP:
We are incorporating a new software system called Farmigo designed specifically for CSA farms. It is tailored to handle all the data associated with running a large CSA, from sign-up to delivery. It can even track our production and box contents. This will allow for more streamlined sharing of information, better communication and will be far more user friendly for our members. As a member you will have your own password and eventually will be able see all of your account history, check your account balance and pay on line (coming soon!) We will also be adding an efarmers market in the coming months for all those extra items. For now these items can be ordered by downloading the order form.
This new tool will enable us to focus more on further developing our farming practices and less time in the office on the computer. This will benefit all of us in our CSA, as it frees us up to continue our commitment to sustainability, more time farming and growing, and creating a local food system.
Please go to our new sign up wizard to join and pay for your bi-weekly shares. There is a help button if you get confused! Thanks for all your support and patience while we transition to this new system!
Click here if you have questions about how the new Farmigo signup wizard works!
WHAT WE OFFER ON A BI-WEEKLY BASIS FALL THROUGH SPRING and ON A WEEKLY BASIS IN THE SUMMER:
Vegetable Shares: (Choose from three different sized boxes: mini, basic or full)
Vegetables are harvested fresh from our farm in Douglas Flat, Taylor Mountain Gardens. During winter and spring, during our lean harvest months, we work with a network of other farmers to ensure a continued bounty of diversity: Rodoni Farms in Santa Cruz, Mariquita Farm in Watsonville and Terra Firma Farms in Winters.
Seasonal fruits: (One size)
A parade of fresh tree ripened seasonal fruits available year round from the best fruit growers whose growing practices are organic and beyond: Tyson Hill Farm in Waterford, Brenner Ranches in Lincoln, Terra Firma in Winters, Swanton Farms in Davenport and other local farms.
Seasonal storage crops (One size)
Storage crops are grown at our farm, Taylor Mountain Gardens and several others including: Terra Firma Farm in Winters, Mariquita Farms in Watsonville, QH Farms in Livingston and several others.
Please Note: Storage crops are only offered with the Fall/Winter and Spring delivery schedule starting in October through to June.
Greens (One size)
Here’s to your health! A bag packed with green leafy phytonutrient vegetables, as well as some other treats to keep you juicing and cooking up a storm.
Eggs
Offered by The Dodge Ranch, Mountain Ranch, a small scale operation that caters to our CSA primarily. Non-organic, but no hormones or antibiotics.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS: We offer additional items that can be ordered to come with your delivery and include nuts, cheeses, pasture raised meats - chicken, pork, beef and lamb, wild salmon, kraut and more from regional growers and producers that we know personally and consider their growing methods to be beyond organic and of the highest quality.
Extra Items: We offer additional items that can be ordered every delivery or once in a while. To view the list of items offered from meat to cheese, eggs to preserves please click here!
Read our Farm Policy here
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WHY SHOULD YOU SUPPORT OUTER AISLE AND SIGN UP NOW?
Enjoy local and seasonal fruits and veggies all year round.
Fresh, high quality, home-grown flavor.
Weekly summer deliveries or bi-weekly fall, winter and spring deliveries to convenient drop off locations near you.
Your choice of the size bag for your needs.
Cancel when you are out of town.
Additional items available including meat, fish, cheese, nuts, sauces, mushrooms and more.
Supplement your own garden.
Lower your carbon footprint.
Support local growers and producers.
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