Friday, April 29, 2011

Week One - Orders Must Be In by May 2nd.


I apologize our website is still being worked on but we have had so many people excited about the CSA I wanted to go ahead and get it started.  If you would like to place an order you either email your order in at sundreesurbanmarket@gmail.com or call me at 706-945-1310.  Orders must be in by noon on Monday and will be available for pickup starting Wednesday.  If you have any questions feel free to email or call.  Feel free to forward this on to your friends and family.  We will continue adding products each week, if you have any special requests let us know.   


You can call in to pay by Credit Card, Stop by with Cash or pay with Paypal 
- just let us know what you prefer.


Thanks so much!
Claire Riche
Sundrees Urban Market
930 Broad St Augusta, Ga 30901

MEAT
Savannah River Farms (Sylvania, Ga)
Pasture Raised Organic Meats
4 pack of Porkchops - $14.00
1 pound of Bacon - $7.50
1 pound of Italian Sausage - $8.50
1 pound of Bratwurst Sausage - $8.50
1 pound of Sausage Patties - $6.50
1 pound of Sausage Links - $6.50
Whole Free Range Chicken - $18.99
4 Pack of Chicken Breasts (approx 3.75lb) - $24.99
4 pack of Whole Chicken Wings - $4.00
1 lb Lean Ground Beef - $5.99
1 lb Xtra Lean Ground Beef - $6.99
4 pack 4oz Hamburger Patties - $6.97
Chuck Roast (approx 3lb) - $17.97
New York Strip Steak (approx .80 lbs) - $9.49

EGGS
Gingersnap Farms (Harlem, Ga)
1 Dozen Eggs - $4.50 (Limit 10 dozen)

DAIRY
Southern Swiss Dairy (Waynesboro, Ga)
Gallon of Whole Milk - $5.49
Gallon of 2% Milk - $5.49
Gallon of Skim Milk - $5.49
Gallon of Chocolate Milk - $5.99
Half Gallon of Whole Milk - $3.49
Half Gallon of 2% Milk - $3.49
Half Gallon of Skim Milk - $3.49
Half Gallon of Chocolate Milk - $3.99
Pint of Whole Milk - $1.69
Pint of 2% Milk - $1.69
Pint of Chocolate Milk - $1.99
Half Gallon of Half & Half - $4.75
Pint of Half & Half - $3.75
Pint of Buttermilk - $1.99
Pint of Heavy Cream - $3.75
Pound of Unsalted Butter - $6.50
Pound of Salted Butter - $6.50
Pound of Garlic Butter - $6.50
Pound of Honey Butter - $7.50

PRODUCE
East Georgia Produce - Bartow, Ga
All Produce is grown Organic
Romaine Lettuce - $3.99 (15 heads available)
Strawberries - $4.99 (12 bags available)
Russian kale $3.99 (10 bags available)
more variety coming soon

BAKED GOODS
Lily's Bakery (Evans, Ga)
Almond Delight Organic Scone - $1.95
Blueberry Lemon Organic Scone - $1.95
Cranberry Orange Organic Scone - $1.95
3 pack of Assorted Organic Scones - $4.95
Hand-ground Organic Wheat Bread - $4.95
Organic Country White Bread - $4.95
Organic Sourdough Bread - $4.95
Cakes by Dan & Annie (Augusta, Ga)
Cakes are Preordered for the following week
This weeks cake orders will be available on Wed May 11th
Red Velvet Cake with Cream Cheese Icing - $35.00

PREMADE MEALS
coming soon

COFFEE
Buona Caffe (Augusta, Ga)
available whole bean or ground
Midnight Oil (blend of med and dark roast) - $11.50
Nicaraguan Matagalpa Selva Negra (med roast) - $11.50
Tanzanian Peaberry Ruvuma (dark roast) - $11.50
Latin America Decaf (med roast) - $11.50





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About Our Produce: East Georgia Produce



Located in Jefferson County Georgia, they are a family operated farm growing a wide variety of vegetables, micro-greens, melons, flowers and herbs.  Taking an organic approach, they use a practice called "ecoganic farming" to maintain a soil rich in beneficial microbes and organic matter.  They do not use any synthetic fertilizers or pesticides on the crops.   By growing a variety of crops, and practicing good crop rotation, they try to reduce disease and insect damage and provide a healthy environment while keeping the land productive.  
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About Our Dairy: Southern Swiss Dairy



Southern Swiss Dairy is a milk processing facility located in Waynesboro, GA that is family owned and operated. Their milk is natural and free of artificial growth hormones. They process and bottle milk products the same day the cows are milked, ensuring customers will have the freshest milk possible. 
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About Our Coffee: Buona Caffe

Fans of great coffee know that freshness matters. If you’ve never tasted fresh-roasted coffee, you’ll be amazed and delighted by the difference.        

At Buona Caffe Artisan Roasted Coffee, the coffees they sell are among the top green coffee beans grown in the world. The coffee you select is roasted by hand after you order it and sealed immediately in a special de-gassing bag that preserve its freshness and flavor until you’re ready to brew it.
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About Our Meat: Savannah River Farms



Savannah River Farms is a family working farm, owned and operated by the Deen family. We strive to meet the demands of an ever-growing population that cares about the healthy benefits of hormone and antibiotic free meats. Located a few miles from the Savannah River in Newington, GA, we use only natural methods of raising our livestock to yield products not only superior in taste but in health benefits as well. The humane treatment of our animals and the sustainability of our farm and the environment are major priorities. Ben is a fifth generation crop and livestock farmer, He has raised cattle and hogs since he could walk along side of his dad. Farming and land has always been in his blood. We have been married over 25 years now and although I was raised "in town", I have been in the country with him since. We joined the slow food movement recently and we are hoping to live another half of a century because of it. It is the way his grandparents and great-grandparents, etc. farmed. No chemical fertilizers and No growth hormones. No antibiotics because the animals just did not get sick because everything was naturally done.
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About Our Eggs: Ginger Snap Farms




Our eggs come from Ginger Snap Farms they have a variety of chickens all ranging free on their pastures. You will find light brown, green, blue, dark brown, and brown eggs in your dozen eggs. Their main bird is the Delaware which is on the American Lifestocks Breeds threatened status. They believe in developing this breed not only for its great egg laying abilities but for its meat producing abilities too. Therefore they are helping keep this bird from being extinct. They are practicing Animal Welfare Approved practices and are working on obtaining a certification from them. All of their animals are antibiotic, steroid and hormone free. The chickens feed from a diet of fresh pastured grasses and are supplemented with grains mixed locally by a Mennonite farmer. The chickens are day ranging on the pasture and are moved weekly to help ensure better land management and more forages for the chickens. Chickens grown in this environment are much healthier than their industrial counterparts and therefore, much healthier for you.
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