Wednesday, September 30, 2009
A big spider in the carrot patch. It sent Shiela running (she is afraid of spiders).
A big spider in the carrot patch. It sent Shiela running (she is afraid of spiders).
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Pick up time changes
As the sun is setting earlier now, we find ourselves cleaning up the Thursday evening pick up in the dark. In years past, we have tried to use lights to enable us to remain open until 8 pm. Much effort was expended to find something suitable, but very few people came that late to pick up their share. We have decided that ending the pick up time at 7:30 for the month of September would make our lives MUCH easier. If you think you may not make the 7:30 pick up time, contact us. We can make other arrangements for you.
We will be hosting pick ups on our usual time on Monday (Labor day) evening (2-6 pm). If that is your pick up day and you have other plans, you are welcome to pick up your share on Thursday from 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm. If you think you might be here between 7:30 and 8 pm, let us know and we will make a share for you.
Some of you have begun to ask how long our season will run. Usually we end by Halloween because people lose interest in coming here to get fall crops. This year we suspect we will host pick ups through October 28 (That is a Wednesday. The last Thursday in October is Trick-or Treat night. We will host pick ups the night before instead.) Then we will begin to close down our fields and get our cover crops in for the winter.
This year we will have a final pick up the week prior to Thanksgiving. I am unsure of more details at this point, but I will post more here and email everyone as soon as we know more.
We will be hosting pick ups on our usual time on Monday (Labor day) evening (2-6 pm). If that is your pick up day and you have other plans, you are welcome to pick up your share on Thursday from 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm. If you think you might be here between 7:30 and 8 pm, let us know and we will make a share for you.
Some of you have begun to ask how long our season will run. Usually we end by Halloween because people lose interest in coming here to get fall crops. This year we suspect we will host pick ups through October 28 (That is a Wednesday. The last Thursday in October is Trick-or Treat night. We will host pick ups the night before instead.) Then we will begin to close down our fields and get our cover crops in for the winter.
This year we will have a final pick up the week prior to Thanksgiving. I am unsure of more details at this point, but I will post more here and email everyone as soon as we know more.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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