Monday, June 3, 2019

2019 CSA Opening Date Announcement


Good Morning Friends of the Farm!

First, let me apologize for the slow communications. Life here on the farm has been way busy personally and professionally. But, the time has come to announce the opening dates for our 2019 CSA season.
Our first deliveries will be on Wednesday June 19th. So, the first date to choose items will be Thursday June 13th. The order window will be the same as previous years, opening up Thursdays at 6pm and closing Sunday night at 6pm. This year we are running an 18 week season. Last delivery will be Oct. 16th. Week one will be egg share delivers and also chicken share deliveries for those who have chosen these add ons.

While we have been working hard to get the veggies growing, once again Mother Nature has decided we need more rain. Tough to believe but rain totals so far this year are already above the record setting year we had last year. Let's just hope we don't have as wet a summer season as we endured last year. As most of you know, our local area was hit by a tornado earlier this year and we were very thankful the farm did not encounter the damage many of our neighbors had to endure. The plastic we lost on our high tunnel was our only major damage, again nothing like some of our neighbors who continue to work to rebuild their lives.

So, some early crops we have been working on include some nice romaine lettuce, swiss chard, kale, peas, scallions, onions, broccoli, collard greens, micro greens, Asian greens, dandelion, potatoes, and some spinach. Tomatoes, summer squash and cucumbers are coming along. Radishes, carrots, eggplant and beans are in the works also. Many herbs are coming along nicely as well.

Well, to wrap things up and head out around the rain showers, opening choice day will be Thursday June 13th with delivery the following Wednesday June 19th. Other e-mails will follow with more detailed information. As always, thank you for the support of our farm and small, sustainable, local agriculture.

Be well and stay in touch.
Farmer Don


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