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Michigan CSA by Cycle

Tour 2006

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CSA's on Our Route:
Current Month: August

August's Farm Tour:

	Trillium Haven Farm
	A.E.Timmerman Farms
	Funny Farm Organic Produce
	Small Wonders
	Weddings in Ann Arbor-anyone going that way?
	Earthscape/ Full Circle Farm
	SOLAS Fresh Local Produce : A CSA Farm
	Halpin Highlands Family Farm

On This Site:

Complete Tour List

Tour Map: Farms on Route

Take Action: Events

Support Our Tour

Our Stories: Riders' Bios

Documentary Info

Join Us on the Tour

Thank You for the Help

Media Release (PDF)

Return to Home Page

Information:
Michigan CSA's

Michigan CSAs

2006 CSA Conference

Robyn Van En Center

The history & future of CSAs Rodale Institute

What are CSAs? (PDF)

This Tour sponsored by:

We will be presenting a workshop from our tour at this year's Great Lakes BIONEERS Conference

Great Lakes BIONEERS

This BLOG is sponsored & maintained by The Great Lakes BIONEERS

Follow your bliss & may the wind be behind you...

League of Michigan Bicyclists

Join or Contact Us on the CSA Tour

Our current list of CSA farms on our route is HERE. Check back from time to time for any updates. Also, check out a map of the 2006 CSA tour.

We would love to see you join us on any part of this tour – whether it be a month, week, or weekend. The more riders we have, the more of a “buzz” we can stir up, and the more likely we will be to get some media coverage for the CSA farms – which is part of the goal!

Contact Information:

Cell Phone: 734. 474. 7166

EMAIL: hellerm(at)msu.edu

If you do choose to join us please keep in mind the following:

Dates listed are only approximations. While we will do our best to keep this list current, the only sure way to know where we are will be to contact us.
While we plan to visit farms in the order listed below, we do not have a rigidly established road route. The best way to meet up with us will be to join us at a farm and ride with us to the next farm.
It will be your responsibility to find a place to leave your vehicle (if you drive to meet us), outfit your ride, feed yourself and find a place to stay. We will NOT be touring with support (sag wagon, etc.) and while there may be an opportunity for guests to camp at the farms in exchange for volunteer hours in the fields, this will not always be the case. Please arrange for an alternative camping/sleeping plan if you choose to ride with us.