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Farm Happenings at Urban Agrarian
Salsa is BACK! + More local produce
We're making salsa TODAY! And it will be available for all grocery boxes this week, just in time for the big game this weekend. We make our own salsa using local tomatoes, so when tomatoes run slim, salsa runs slim. But thanks to the hydroponic farmers at Cedar Springs Farm in OKC, the tomatoes hav1 read more »
Organic produce treats augmenting the local this week
Now that it's February, spring seems on the horizon, even as we all prep for a snow storm! But it isn't here yet, and it's another week of slim local produce, so we brought in a few more non-local, organic options to make your box a little more interesting - apples, pears, and even a few strawberri1 read more »
Tell your friends, get $25
You might not feel like an “influencer,” but you are! Research tells us that personal recommendations are one of THE MOST successful ways to get someone to change their behavior.
If you know someone who might enjoy an Urban Agrarian grocery box, you can share your unique referral code w1 read more »
Switch to a grocery box and get $10
Produce and butcher box customers, this one’s for you! We are trying to phase out our “produce box” and “butcher box” options and move all of our customers to a “grocery box.”
If you swap to a grocery box this week, we’ll give you a $10 account credit1 read more »
Transparency's our middle name
Urban Transparency Agrarian would be the worst business name of all time, but we are THAT serious about telling you what we know about the food we sell.
It is deep winter, and this week there's not much going on with our local produce farmers, so we are including more non-local, organic optio1 read more »
Cedar Springs Farm and Farrell Bread
Thank goodness for hydroponics this week! The cold weather last week damaged crops at both Fisher's Produce and Better Together Farm, so almost all of our local produce this week is coming from Cedar Springs Farm in Oklahoma City. They're a hydroponic grower known for their beautiful winter tomatoe1 read more »
Organic, Texas grapefruit is here!
No proud Oklahoman would claim Texas food as "local" ... except during citrus season. For years we've enjoyed the arrival of Texas grapefruit, a crop that they do better than anyone. And it shows up just when our long, dark days grow a little colder, and our produce options at home get a little sli1 read more »
