Originally published on August 21, 2018 NEWSLETTER: SUMMER CSA WEEK 9 Miguel Goebel, Food Hub Director, and Ka Yang, Research Associate, greet our 2018 Fruit and Veggie Rx Program participants and partnering clinic staff. Dear CSA Members, Greetings from the HAFA Farm and welcome to week nine of your summer share! Last week, we hosted […]
Summer CSA Newsletter, Week 8
Originally published on August 14, 2018 NEWSLETTER: SUMMER CSA WEEK 8 Summer CSA Week 7 full share. Look at all the gorgeous colors. We can’t wait to share what’s inside this week’s box! Dear CSA Members, Greetings from the HAFA Farm and welcome to week eight of your summer share! A friendly reminder as we […]
Summer CSA Newsletter, Week 3
Originally published on July 10, 2018 NEWSLETTER: SUMMER CSA WEEK 3 Gorgeous and green! Things in the high tunnel are looking great under the care of Ka Yang, HAFA Research Associate, and the rest of the HAFA Farm Team. Do you know what’s growing on these vines? Dear CSA Members, Greetings from the HAFA Farm […]
Summer CSA Newsletter, Week 2
Originally published on July 3, 2018 Red, white and bloom! From zinnias, to snap dragons, to baby’s breath, the HAFA farm is decked out in colorful blossoms. Dear CSA Members, Greetings from the HAFA Farm and welcome to Week 2 of the HAFA Summer Share. How did everything go last week? Did you like the […]
Season’s Greetings from HAFA!
Season’s greetings from the HAFA staff! The farm is closed and covered with a bed of snow. We just finished a series of one to ones with our farmers and their children. And we are completing our budget and planning for 2018. Can you believe the holiday season is upon us? It’s the time of […]
The CSA brings back a sense of that nostalgia for me but with a new experience too
Now is the time to sign up for a HAFA CSA share! If you still have lingering questions about it, here are some answers from Oskar, a 2016 CSA member. Tell readers a little bit about yourself. I am a Hmong-French American artist/organizer and I live in St Paul. Why […]
We are dedicated to advancing the prosperity of Hmong farmers through cooperative endeavors, capacity building and advocacy. HAFA was started and is led by family farmers. Organizing is in our DNA.