Santa Ana Locally Supported Agriculture SALSA logo with growing seedling

Empowering the community

through food Justice.

S.A.L.S.A.'s website
Young green seedlings growing in soil within a green plastic tray, with some droplets of water on the leaves.
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S.A.L.S.A. Food Hub (Santa Ana Locally Supported Agriculture) is a neighborhood co-op farm practicing regenerative and ecological agriculture.

We are a small team of local farmers practicing regenerative farming to provide the community with clean, healthy produce and to strengthen our local food system.

Our approach centers on a cooperative agriculture business model where the BIPOC workers are owners of the small business. SALSA is democratically managed under cooperative and food sovereignty principles.

Our farm is located within Santa Ana Community Land trust, La Colmena:

1901 W Walnut St, Santa Ana, CA 92703

SALSA seeks to meet the needs of our communities through agriculture that strengthens our local food system and land stewardship. We are committed to regenerative farming that promotes long term sustainability and improves health of the soil with practices such as no chemical fertilizers or pesticides, rebuilding soil organic matter through compost and biodiverse soils, no till agriculture, and enhancing plant diversity.

Two people planting seeds in small biodegradable pots filled with soil, preparing to grow seedlings.
A person spreading compost in local farm with plants and pots in the background.
A garden scene with local farmer watering green leafy plants with a green watering can. The background shows a garden bed with dark soil, some small plants, and flowers.
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A person wearing gray pants and a dark, striped jacket is holding a bunch of carrots with green leaves.

Our CSA

SALSA offers a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, providing fresh, local produce boxes through a sliding scale model to support equitable food access. By supporting local cooperative farming, SALSA provides residents with high-quality, sustainably grown food while reinforcing the values of community stewardship and food sovereignty.

Sign up for our Local Produce box

What We Offer

You can find our fresh produce, herbs, tea blends, plants, and soil amendments every Thursday - Saturday from 8am-3pm at La Colmena.

    • Farm stand every Saturday

    • Pesticide-free vegetables, herbs, mushrooms, and mixed fruits

    • Seasonal seedlings for home gardens

    • Small-Batch Dried Herbs

    • Seasonal Wellness Tea Blends

    • Kitchen Herbal Remedies

    • Seasonings

    • Dried Kitchen Staples

    • Natural fertilizers and compost

    • Worm castings for soil enrichment

    • Plants and seedlings

    • Seeds for growing

    • Succulents arrangement

    • Seasonal floral bouquet

    • CSA Food Boxes – Fresh, produce with Sliding Scale

    • Community Composting – Reduce waste, enrich soil

    • Edible Garden Consulting & Installation – Transform your space with ecological solutions

Local farmer working in a garden, planting or tending to leafy green vegetables.
Local farmer wearing a beige sun hat and gray hoodie planting a seedling in the soil in a garden with lush green leafy vegetables.
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