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The end of another season…
I am treating this like the last newsletter because for most of the CSA, this will be your last pickup of the season. The primary 2011 season will begin the day after Memorial Day, May 31, 2011. As usual, we will start on Tuesday before resuming our Monday pickup schedule. All 2010 members will get…
Snap! Here comes the cold!
Saturday night really started to feel like winter. The wind was the real killer. The cold acted like a curious child, determined to get it’s fingers into any gap, to explore every crevice or opening it could find. The low clouds had the look of snow, and after last week’s very wet CSA pickup, I’d…
Book swap, turkey pick-up, and more at the CSA!
Sara, who works behind the check-in table selling you eggs and shiitakes, had a great idea… a book swap table. We will try it tomorrow and if it goes well, and weather permitting, we’ll do it again. Just bring any books that you want to get rid of, and hopefully you will find others you…
How About A Winter CSA?
Jeff’s latest project is a winter CSA, running from the first Monday in January for 20 weeks to the middle of May. The main CSA season always starts the day after Memorial Day, which means next year’s main CSA season begins on May 31st. That means there is leeway to work with if the weather…
The Future of Long Hungry Creek Farm
If you are on Facebook, or if you received an email containing a message from Jeff, you may have seen the picture of Jeff’s house and the smaller tract of land that makes up Long Hungry Creek Farm, next to and dwarfed by the Cobb chicken houses just a few hundred feet up the hill…
Beef
Last week, I mentioned beef from another farm, only to find out from Jeff that he has several cows ready for slaughter himself. I always give priority to our farm over other local producers, but what this clearly means is that there is plenty of local beef available in TN these days. If you want…