Lama Community Farm
Started by school children in 2007, the Lama Community Farm CSA (LCF) has grown to provide for a host of farmers both young and old. The farm now includes two acres of intensive vegetables, a large orchard, and a 1,000 sq/ft tomato house. The farm feeds middle-scholars, summer campers, the art center, neighbor shareholders, and customers from the Taos area.
In a uniquely symbiotic relationship, Roots and Wings students and community members plant the farm in the spring, campers care for the crops all summer, and the school returns to harvest during the fall semester. Campers prepare camp meals with the pick of the day and tend a bustling booth at the Taos Farmers’ Market. RWCS Students harvest, prepare and preserve food within the school’s curriculum and bring shares home for the family table.
Eat Your Veggies
You can join the feast by becoming a 2011 Lama Community Farm shareholder. We have a simple model: work = food. As a member, you contribute just enough work in the field to enjoy the epic view, share in some camaraderie, maybe learn or teach something, and take home the freshest produce on Earth. No experience necessary. Shares are also available for purchase. Contact Liliana, farm coordinator, as soon as you read this.
2011 Goat Shares
Want to really know where your milk comes from? Join the Goat Coop and get to know who your milk comes from. Members milk once each week on a convenient morning or evening. Shares cost about $10/month, covering hay and organic goat feed. We still have a few slots open. On-the-teat training provided. Contact Peggy before April 1st.
Beef for Sale
Our clean-livin’ steers are in the freezer now. Contact Daniel for pricing and availability.
