Our Memebers Rock!

It means so much when people buy shares in the CSA. It is a financial vote for eating local and an improving the environment around us. When CSA members then volunteer to help in the growing process to be even more conscious consumers it is a truly wonderful experience. Amy Whitehurst came by Thursday and helped start over a thousand pepper plants. Not only did she go above and beyond in supporting local agriculture, but she did it on the Friday before her birthday. Happy Birthday Amy! Thank YOU so much for contributing to this seasons harvest!

Seed starting! The little green house that can is about to start playing its role for the 2010 season. Greens, Chiles, and Herbs are filling up the tables.

Members continue to sign up. The ranks of the CSA are filling quickly. I am looking forward to getting to know many new concious consumers over the season.

the web site is live

The Web Site is Live! Special Thanks to Anna Tulou for building the whole thing and being amazingly patient with numerous changes. Check out the site and the new logo. as always feed back is appreciated.

edibleolddominion.com

Icey on the farm this morning. A few brave hens are still laying. We have faith that carrots, beets and onions are still growing strong below the frost line.

Happy Solstice every one! Let the light increase, so the veggies can grow!

The remains

When the market season ended the fields were still producing. The remains became a charity CSA to new parents and struggling farm friends.