Tucson, Pima CountyCooperative farm shop and raw honey · Tucson, Pima County
4.5 · 70 Google reviews4.5
From 70 Google reviews
Friendliest people.
Great place to pick up traditional foods and crafts!
Friendly and clean. We just picked wrong season to stop. Not much there.
Seasonal vegetables and mixes are a treasure for us non native easterners. Love the way they make even small delicates we would normally never find like saguaro syrup. Reflects their love of their land and willingness to teach healthy practices to all of us. Thank you all for your willingness to share your culture with the rest of us.
San Xavier Co-Op Farm is a Tohono O'odham cooperative farm in Tucson, Arizona growing traditional desert crops like tepary beans, squash and Sonoran wheat, sold from its own farm store.
San Xavier Co-Op Farm is a cooperative farm in Tucson, Arizona, run on shared work and shared responsibility among its members. The farm grows food for the surrounding community while looking after the health of its soil and the land it works.
Fresh, locally grown produce is sold to the community, alongside raw honey from hives placed across the property, where the bees work the mesquite trees, alfalfa fields and nearby wildflowers. The farm is open Tuesday to Saturday, and delivery is available.
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Great effort in promoting native food and tradition.
I had the pleasure of trying some of their food at Tucson Eat Yourself. The mesquite cookie was good with a unique flavor, but a little too sweet. The prickly pea lemonade was spot on delicious.
Bales were a little lose. The bales were heavier than my other hay store. All the employees were nice. Guys were funny. They were shocked to see a girl tie in the bales.: ) they were sweet. Made sure we we didn't need help and help load the bales. Lots of muscles.
This is one of my favorite places to shop. They have a lot of native and desert adapted foods. The food their catering department makes is so delicious! Make sure you get dried cholla buds while they are in stock.

