Enterprise Farm share, and the possibility of eggses

[magid]

The onions are conventional, the apples IPM, and everything else is organic.

• two medium onions, Long Plain Farm, Whately, MA
  
• three medium sweet potatoes (either Beauregard or Ruby), Watauga Farm, NC
  
• seven medium-small potatoes (either Yukon or Kennebec), Deep Root, VT
  
• a bag (a pound?) of carrots, Deep Root, Quebec
  
• a large bunch of lacinato kale, Lady Moon, FL
  
• a big head of bok choy, Lady Moon, FL
  
• two large heads of lettuce, one red leaf, one green leaf, Lady Moon Farm, FL
  
• two green peppers, Alderman, FL
  
• two medium zucchini and two medium summer squash, Alderman, FL
  
• a pint of cherry, Alderman, FL
  
• six Honey tangerines, Eagle’s Nest, FL
  
• five apples (likely Macintosh, possibly some Gala or Empire), Bashista’s Orchard and Pine Hill Orchard, MA

In other farm share news, I got a newsletter from Red Fire Farm (my summer farm share), and they're offering egg shares for the first time! It's exciting, but I don't know whether I'll be getting one, since it's at least $5/dozen*, and I can get nice local eggs more cheaply elsewhere. Still, the draw is there... and they even have a video of the chicks that will be laying said eggs (amateurish, but cute).

* Shares start in early August this year and go through the CSA season, either October or December.
12 week Share: $35 for a half-dozen each week, $60 for a dozen each week
16 week Share: $46 for a half-dozen each week, $80 for a dozen each week

Comments

[scholargipsy.livejournal.com]

... and they even have a video of the chicks that will be laying said eggs (amateurish, but cute).

Wow, you are such a patronizing jerk. They're hardly even born, just getting their legs under them, and you have the arrogance and gall to criticize their future egg-laying ability? I'm sorry: that's just plain mean.

Oh -- you meant the video was amateurish. Never mind then. ;)

[magid.livejournal.com]

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