Week 14 July 28 – Aug. 3, 2024 Week 14 Harvest: Early Season Apples Sweet Corn Peaches – 4 pack Peppers Cherry Tomatoes Sugar plums Organic Lettuce Beans Eggplant Leeks Swiss Chard Onions Kale Beets Please note: Your actual CSA share contents will be listed on the label inside of your box and may differ …
Welcome to the Farmhouse District Food Court, where culinary creativity meets farm-fresh ingredients! We are thrilled to introduce some exciting new food options that promise to tantalize your taste buds and elevate your dining experience. Ripe Tomato Pizza Truck Our Ripe Tomato Pizza Truck is a must-visit for pizza enthusiasts. Using the juiciest, farm-fresh tomatoes …
Week 13 July 21 – July 27 2024 Week 13 Harvest: Corn Peppers Cucumbers Beans Eggplant Scallions Basil Kale Swiss Chard Sugar Plums Peaches – 4 Pack Onions Bunched Please note: Your actual CSA share contents will be listed on the label inside of your box and may differ from this list. Your share contents …
July 14th – July 20th 2024 Week 12 Harvest: Blueberries Corn Peaches Squash Cucumbers Beans apricots Beets Basil Eggplant Sugar Plums Organic Lettuce Onions – Bunched Please note: Your actual CSA share contents will be listed on the label inside of your box and may differ from this list. Your share contents are based on …
July 7th – July 13th 2024 Week 11 Harvest: Beans Corn Peas Beets Kale Cabbage Blueberries Spinach Squash Cucumbers Swiss Chard Organic Lettuce Onions – Bunched Please note: Your actual CSA share contents will be listed on the label inside of your box and may differ from this list. Your share contents are based on …
June 30th – July 6th 2024 Week 10 Harvest: Beans Squash Purslane Peas Beets Kale Blueberries Tart Cherries Spinach Cucumbers Onions – Bunched Organic Lettuce Please note: Your actual CSA share contents will be listed on the label inside of your box and may differ from this list. Your share contents are based on your …
produce storage & tips for CSA members Apples should be stored in the crisper drawer of the refrigerator away from other produce as they emit ethylene gas. For the best flavor bring the fruit to room temperature for serving. Apple Cider is shelf stable for a couple of hours. It should however be stored in …
It’s mid-April already and we have been busy planting in our greenhouses and high tunnels since January, but did you know that we have also been busy in our fields? We started planting crops including peas, corn, and onions, as soon as the ground warmed up at the beginning of April. You can celebrate Earth …
It’s a new month and time to start focusing on new things like getting outside, preparing planting beds, and planting seeds or transplants in your garden. April is typically a time of year in this region when soil temperatures are warm enough to begin planting cold-weather plants such as lettuces, and cole crops (those include …
Both seeding and pruning are the backbone elements of farming. Without seeds, there would be no plants. We like to say most things on the farm begin in our greenhouse (except of course our orchard-grown fruit). Pruning is also a vital component of farming. Pruning helps to maintain plant health along with many other benefits. …
Winter is a visually appealing time on the farm with all the snowy landscapes and beautiful white backdrop set amongst the dormant orchards and bright red barn structures. Winter time on the farm moves to a delightful cadence although we are still busy working. There is still plenty to do and accomplish like managing snow, …
As we wind down the year, it’s a great time to reflect on the previous one. Looking back on 2023 we are grateful for many things including growing healthy food and feeding people while providing opportunities for families to experience visiting a real working farm and learn how food is grown. We are most grateful …
