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The links we list here are specifically associated with our local Slow Food Tucson group. If you are a member of the local group and would like us to link to your site to provide services that other members may be interested in, please send us an email links@slowfoodtucson.org.
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Slow Food Tucson Links
- Slow Food International
- ASPConnections.Net - We are Tucson members who volunteered to design this site because we strongly believe in the Slow Food philosophy and would like other Tucsonans to join us in this effort. Email us for more information.
- Brown's Orchard - Brown's grow pears, apples, and grass-fed lamb. The first trees were planted in 1963. The 34-acre orchard is a pristine and balanced ecosystem. No chemicals, fungicides, or herbicides have been applied in the orchard for the past 10 years.
They have 5 varieties of pears and 15 varieties of apples. They are located in Wilcox.
- Desert Harvesters - a local grassroots effort helping Tucsonans grow,
harvest, process, and eat their own nutrious mesquite flour along with other native foods.
- Double Check Ranch - They raise, finish, process, and market 100% grassfed beef to Southern
Arizonans. They pride themselves on truly spectacular flavor and an
unhurried process that emphasizes animal welfare.
"We are 'Beyond
Organic,' utilizing techniques and methods that are devoid of
chemicals, antibiotics, steroids, or artificial ANYTHING. It's pure
beef, the way it used to taste. Good for you, good for the land...."
Paul and Sarah Schwennesen
- Native Seeds/SEARCH - a non-profit organization that seeks to preserve the crop seeds that connect Native American cultures to their lands.
- Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands - a water-harvesting resource and new book
showing readers how to harvest rainfall to grow their own food and many other
resources.
- Tucson Community Supported Agriculture - support our local organic farmers, reduce your carbon footprint!
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