Volunteer of the Month: Barry Jan

August 8, 2012

August Volunteer of the Month Barry Jan has been photographing for CUESA since the market’s early days on Green Street.

Farming without Water

August 3, 2012

As the nation grapples with the worst drought in decades, farmers on the coast of California practice the lost art of dryland agriculture.

An Everlasting Meal

July 20, 2012

How can you eat well and responsibly on a budget? Author and chef Tamar Adler shows us how to cook with economy and grace.

Next Generation Farmer: Amber Balakian

July 12, 2012

Amber Balakian might not strike you as the “typical” farmer, but with her colorful tomato sauces, she is helping shepherd her family farm into a new era.

Volunteer of the Month: Sina McGriff

July 4, 2012

Volunteers contribute to CUESA in countless ways. We’re thrilled to recognize our July Volunteer of the Month, Sina McGriff.

Sweetness & Light: The Making of CandyCots

June 29, 2012

The fascinating story of CandyCot apricots, an eagerly anticipated summer treat, begins more than 6,000 miles away.

Will the Real Honey Please Stand Up?

June 22, 2012

Are all honeys created equal? Artisanal beekeepers protect honeybees while preserving the natural flavors from local blooms.

Watching the Sweet Corn Grow

June 14, 2012

Just in time for summer grilling season, Brentwood sweet corn from G & S Farms returns to the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market this week.

Why Chefs Matter to Farmers

June 8, 2012

More than 130 chefs regularly shop at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market. Learn why their business matters so much to farmers.

Volunteer of the Month: Tiffany Lee

June 7, 2012

Volunteers contribute to CUESA in countless ways. We’re thrilled to recognize our first Volunteer of the Month, Tiffany Lee.

Springing Forward into Summer

June 1, 2012

Summer is almost here! What farmers market treats are you looking forward to? We’ll give you the inside scoop on the season’s gems.

Growing a New Crop of Farmers

May 18, 2012

As many of the nation’s farmers approach retirement, the California Farm Academy and small family farms are training the next generation of farmers in California.