Best Chamber Of Agriculture Tucson Near Me

4worldlovers: Sleeping Frog: Cucumbers, Carrots, Gala Apples; Crooked Sky: Bell Peppers, Corn, Okra or Zucchini; Westover: Tokyo Bekana, Chard or Green Onions

Crooked Sky: Tomatoes, Corn, Shishitos or Hot Peppers, Eggplant, Red Potatoes; Cara Crest: Okra, Farmer’s Choice; Sleeping Frog: Gala Apples


Welcome to the Tucson CSA. We welcome all who want to participate in a healthier and more sustainable food system. Our mission at Tucson CSA is to connect and support local producers and consumers of naturally and sustainably grown and produced seasonal foods. We now accept SNAP in our shop and for our produce shares using Arizona Double Up Bucks!


Community Supported Agriculture programs support local producers by providing them with a consistent end market.


When members prepay for a subscription, they are pledging to support a local producer and share the risk and rewards of local farming.

Members also have the option of adding shares of other items such as bread, mushrooms, goat cheese and/or sprouts, based on availability. Additional local products are for sale in the CSA Shop weekly, such as eggs, pork, beef, honey and much more.

At Tucson CSA, members have the choice to sign up for a 6 or 12 week non-refundable subscription of seasonal veggie shares (7-8 items weekly) from local farms at $26/week.

Pick up your produce share, other optional additional shares (i.e. bread, goat cheese, mushrooms, sprouts) and other local items from our CSA Shop each week on your designated Tuesday or Wednesday pick-up day.

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Our Water Resources Program is Ranked No. 2 in the U.S. and No. 6 in the World.


Agricultural Economics has the Second Lowest Unemployment Rate Among College Majors


Serving our state, nation, and world through a commitment to our land-grant heritage and tradition of discovery, education, and service.

We’re committed to discovering and advancing new economic knowledge through applied economic research that serves our college, university, community, state, nation, and world. We uphold the most rigorous quality standards as we apply and share what we learn with society at large to address pressing social challenges.

Faculty members help farmers and ranchers make decisions to about their businesses by conducting research on water scarcity, farm regulation, climate change, and new seed technology, such as genetic modification.

We conduct applied research and analysis of major policies important to U.S. and Arizona agriculture including federal Farm Bill programs, energy, international trade, risk management, and state and local economics.

Experts in our department apply statistical and mathematical techniques to address business policy issues such as determining factors of risk, quantifying the size and source of risk, and estimating price elasticities.

We're working to understand some of the most pressing global issues at the intersection of environment and development by incorporating insights from psychology and sociology to policy analysis, and applying cutting-edge econometric techniques.

4worldlovers: As a young entrepreneur, it's the first place I went to ask for help and resources. What I found was something much bigger: an incredibly supportive community of business professionals who wanted to help each other grow, strategic connections and referral partners, and even a few dear friends. I will always be grateful to the Chamber and its members for their continued support.

Como joven emprendedora, la Cámara fue el primer lugar al que recurrí solicitando ayuda y recursos. En respuesta, lo que me brindaron fue algo mucho más grande: una comunidad increíblemente solidaria de profesionales que se ayudan mutuamente para crecer, conexiones estratégicas, recomendaciones con otros socios, e incluso algunos amigos queridos. Siempre estaré agradecida con la Cámara y sus miembros por este continuo apoyo.

The Tucson Hispanic Chamber has proven to be a vital partner for us at Southwest Gas. The team has always been incredibly supportive and truly are a wonderful collaborator, advocate, and overall ambassador in the region. I highly recommend any organization that is interested in growing their business and/or moving their city forward, join the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

La Cámara Hispana de Tucson ha demostrado ser un socio vital para nosotros en Southwest Gas. El equipo siempre ha brindado un apoyo increíble y realmente es un maravilloso colaborador, defensor y embajador general en la región. Recomiendo encarecidamente a cualquier organización que esté interesada en hacer crecer su negocio y/o hacer avanzar su ciudad, que se una a la Cámara de Comercio Hispana de Tucson.

The Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce provides a platform to amplify the social justice and racial equity work that Amistades does with Latino youth and families living in the U.S. - Mexico border region. Its cross-sector collaboration model creates opportunities to collectively address the needs of the community through various channels of expertise and resources.

La Cámara de Comercio Hispana de Tucson, sirve como como una plataforma que amplifica la justicia social y promueve el trabajo que Amistades hace con las familias y juventud Latina que viven en los Estados Unidos Americanos. Este modelo de colaboración intersectorial que existe entre las dos organizaciones crea oportunidades que colectivamente hacen notar las necesidades de la comunidad mediante varios modos de comunicación y recursos.

We’re an organization that supports the thinkers…the doers…the builders…and the problem solvers that have made and will continue to make Southern Arizona a wellspring of human ingenuity.

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The Controlled Environment Agriculture Center (CEAC) is a multidisciplinary education, research, outreach, and extension program of the University of Arizona on controlled environment agriculture. The CEAC is heavily involved with Biosystems Engineering, Plant Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Agricultural Education, Technology and Innovation Departments, as well as other academic units within the University.


Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) is the production of plants and their products, such as vegetables and flowers, inside controlled environment structures such as greenhouses, vertical farms, and growth chambers. By using CEA, we can produce high-value crops at maximum productivity in an efficient and environmentally friendly way.


Learn about Biosystems Engineering graduate student, KC Shasteen and his research efforts in the UA-CEAC's Vertical Farm.

Read about UA-CEAC's ongoing research- Energy Producing Greenhouse: Organic Photovoltaics Integrated Greenhouse