Special Thanks to a Maya’s Farm CSA Member – Photo Journal

Spring 2015 Season for Maya’s Farm Organic CSA was delicious, beautiful and oh so fun to share with you all!

Thanks to all of you that shared your recipes and photos with us
via email: csa@mayasfarm.com, Social Media: facebook.com/mayasfarmaz, instagram.com/mayasfarm, twitter.com/mayasfarm, Please tag us @mayasfarm and  use the hashtag  #mayasfarmcsa and #mayasfarm so we can find your great images!

This past spring season brought a special photo journal from Jane Z Photography.

We wanted to compile and share these images for you to celebrate sharing Maya’s Farm CSA with our incredible food community!

Thank you Jane Z Photography! Follow her on instagram.com/janezphotography for more great captures!

janezphotography Photo Journal – Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015

Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015 Week 1

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Carrot-Fennel Soup and Fresh Greens Salad

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015 Week 2

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015 Week 3

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015 Week 4

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015 Week 5

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015 Week 6

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

Maya’s Farm Organic CSA Spring 2015 Week 7

Photo Credit: Jane Z Photography

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and your recipes #mayasfarmcsarecipes

We will love to see what you do with the Fresh, Organic and Locally Grown Seasonal Produce!

Thank you everyone for your continued support and love!

Is Maya’s Farm Certified Organic?

Yes, Maya’s Farm is proud to be an Officially CCOF Certified Organic Farm. CCOF Organic Certification is a huge honor and it is a label that Maya respects deeply.

Being  CCOF certified organic means:

• No GMOs are ever used
• Nurturing the Soil
• Creating Biodiversity
• Inviting New Growing Systems

Maya’s Farm CCOF Certification demonstrates our continued and  strong commitment to clean and safe growing practices which we happily share with our community and loyal supporters through our farmers’ markets booths, our traditional CSA model and the loyal restaurants that regularly buy from us.  Thank You!

A Tribute to Dr. Gary Nabhan, a Small Farm Visionary

A Tribute to a Small Farm Visionary

– his vows spoken –

“to farm is to be married”

a very strong analogy of the commitment farmers and communities have to the land, people and each other.  Maya’s Farm is proud to offer a Traditional CSA Model – buying Maya’s Farm CSA directly supports Maya’s Farm.

Thank you Dr. Gary Nabhan for always being supportive and encouraging!

May the Small Farm Movement continue to grow and our standards always stay strong, clean and beneficial to all people and the planet!
original photo credit: @pavlemilic

What is CSA?

CSA is Community Supported Agriculture.

Joining a CSA is your area is one of the best ways that you can help small farms grow and support nutrient-rich, fresh food security for the future of your area.

What a CSA is:

A CSA is members of a community actively choosing to support a small farm. It is people investing financially in a small farm and sharing the harvest bounty with the local farmers that tend the land. A CSA is a community family, it is people working together and honoring food traditions, sharing seasonal recipes and stories over locally grown and harvested food. A CSA is a commitment to a healthy lifestyle for yourself, your community and the land around you. If you haven’t already, Join Maya’s Farm CSA and experience Community Supported Agriculture in the Heart of Phoenix.

Thank you for your Support and Dedication to Support Small Farms.

What Makes Maya’s Farm CSA Different?