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Community Supported Agriculture is an innovative way to connect with a local farm for fresh, great tasting produce which has been grown without synthetic fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides. Households or individuals purchase shares prior to the growing season. In return, Sunny Sky Farm provides members with 21 weeks of vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers beginning in early June. Each weeks offerings are unique, determined by the weather of the current season, the microclimate of the garden, and the knowledge, skill, cultural techniques and planting schedules of the gardeners. I encourage you to follow the above link for more in depth information about CSA, especially the two articles from The New Farm online magazine. Your weekly box will include the Sunny Sky Flyer, our popular newsletter/recipe sheet which is your weekly link and info source about the produce in your box, how to use it, and what is current and upcoming at the farm. Sunny Sky Farm promotes seasonal eating, eating locally purchased food, and growing methods which build soil and eschew petrochemical inputs. Please join us at Sunny Sky Farm for our 17th season and help support an alternative to our conventional food system. Do your part... eat locally and think globally! | |||||||
2/9/12: Time to get at a few things once again now that "solar" winter is nearly over. Starting leeks on Valentines day this year. They are our earliest seeds to start for transplants. 3/27/12: The greenhouse is filling up fast and peas will be in the ground soon. 5/15/12: We still have shares available for our June 7th start date. We are currently accepting members for the 2012 growing season. Sign up by June 6th for our full 21 week main season. Sign ups after June 7th will be prorated. Click the link on the left for our current brochure and a sign up sheet on page 2. • Any questions? contact us | |||||||
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Worker shares pulling and bunching carrots on harvest day | ||||||||
Tilling down a cover crop of peas | ||||||||
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