Braise RSA

 

Restaurant Supported Agriculture

Braise RSA was created to make local, peak of season produce easily accessible to area restaurants. By working with area farms and restaurants in a cooperative effort, the RSA addresses the obstacles that have prohibited restaurants from using local products, namely the time and cost associated with sourcing locally. The RSA also allows farmers to be fairly compensated for their hard work, while keeping their farms' identity intact. 

Farms:

Afterglow Farm, Port Washington

Bower's Produce, East Troy

Dietzler Farm, Elkhorn

Dominion Valley Farm, Allenton

Evergreen Lane Farm, Saukville

Fountain Prairie, Fall River

Full Harvest Farm, Hartford

Garden of Weedin, Elkhart Lake

Grateful Gardener, Waterford

Golden Bear Farm, Kiel

HighCross Farm, Campbellsport

Honey Hill Gardens, Wauwatosa

Igl Farms, Antigo

Jeff Leen Farm, Random Lake

Jenehr Farm, Sun Prairie

Joni Mullet, Markesan

King's Hill Farm, Mineral Point

Lotfotl Community Farm, East Troy

Moonstar Farm, Burlington

Prairie Hill Farm, Palmyra

Pinehold Gardens, Oak Creek

Rare Earth Farm, Belgium

Sabol Farm, Racine

Springdale Farm, Plymouth

Wellspring, West Bend

Wisconsin Honey Coop, Milwaukee

 

 

 

 

Restaurants:

 

RSA Originals:

 

Cafe Manna

La Merenda

Le Reve

Meritage

 

 

New RSA Businesses:

 

Comet Cafe

Northwestern Mutual

Beans and Barley

The National

Honeypie Cafe

Wisconsin Club

Cafe Corazon

 

 

Watch for Braise RSA events coming in 2010, sign up on our email list to receive periodic updates or for more information on Braise RSA, contact us at info@Braiseculinaryschool.com  

 

 

 

 

RSA in the News:

OnMilwaukee.com-  Braise's RSA helps restaurants source locally

Milwaukee Magazine- Dish on Dining: Farm to Restaurant

The Food Chain, Slow Food Newsletter- Restaurant Supported Agriculture

The Bay View Compass- Restaurant Supported Agriculture

 

 

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