Help us harvest spring's delectable strawberries for pick ups! Sorry, this is not a good shift for kids to come to.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

Seedlings that began their life inside the greenhouse in potting soil in plastic trays will be transplanted outside into raised beds. **This is probably how we will spend our time, though there is always a chance your help will be needed elsewhere on the farm. Thank you for understanding.**

Seedlings that began their life inside the greenhouse in potting soil in plastic trays will be transplanted outside into raised beds. **This is probably how we will spend our time, though there is always a chance your help will be needed elsewhere on the farm. Thank you for understanding.**

Carrots are seeded directly into the soil. Because of their slow and erratic germination they're seeded more densely than their ideal space requirements. During this shift we'll pull out undeveloped carrots to try to achieve their ideal space requirements, which is basically a two-finger width between plants.

Carrots are seeded directly into the soil. Because of their slow and erratic germination they're seeded more densely than their ideal space requirements. During this shift we'll pull out undeveloped carrots to try to achieve their ideal space requirements, which is basically a two-finger width between plants.

Carrots are seeded directly into the soil. Because of their slow and erratic germination they're seeded more densely than their ideal space requirements. During this shift we'll pull out undeveloped carrots to try to achieve their ideal space requirements, which is basically a two-finger width between plants.

Help us pull out the edible flower stalk from garlic plants. More of the plants energy can then go to bulb development. The scapes will be given out in CSA shares. This work is mostly done from a standing position.

Carrots are seeded directly into the soil. Because of their slow and erratic germination they're seeded more densely than their ideal space requirements. During this shift we'll pull out undeveloped carrots to try to achieve their ideal space requirements, which is basically a two-finger width between plants.

Carrots are seeded directly into the soil. Because of their slow and erratic germination they're seeded more densely than their ideal space requirements. During this shift we'll pull out undeveloped carrots to try to achieve their ideal space requirements, which is basically a two-finger width between plants.

Seedlings that began their life inside the greenhouse in potting soil in plastic trays will be transplanted outside into raised beds. **This is probably how we will spend our time, though there is always a chance your help will be needed elsewhere on the farm. Thank you for understanding.**

Seedlings that began their life inside the greenhouse in potting soil in plastic trays will be transplanted outside into raised beds. **This is probably how we will spend our time, though there is always a chance your help will be needed elsewhere on the farm. Thank you for understanding.**

Carrots are seeded directly into the soil. Because of their slow and erratic germination they're seeded more densely than their ideal space requirements. During this shift we'll pull out undeveloped carrots to try to achieve their ideal space requirements, which is basically a two-finger width between plants.

Carrots are seeded directly into the soil. Because of their slow and erratic germination they're seeded more densely than their ideal space requirements. During this shift we'll pull out undeveloped carrots to try to achieve their ideal space requirements, which is basically a two-finger width between plants.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

Hosted by longtime member Gia Yaccarino.

Maybe you are a new member, maybe you’ve been a member for a while. Either way – this workshop is for you!

In the barn, everything made sense while you were putting your share into your bags to bring home. At home, it suddenly became very overwhelming once you began unpacking! We have all been there; it is part of the CSA learning curve.Let us help you make the most of your farm share!Being a member of a CSA opens the door to so many topics! At this workshop we will talk about:

- Resources: books, websites, Anchor Run CSA website (Recipes and Veggies 202 – it has pictures)
- How to keep your veggies as fresh as possible once they are in your refrigerator.
- The pros and cons of different preservation techniques (freezing, fermenting, canning, dehydrating).
- “Tools of the trade”, which I find invaluable.
- Before you compost: radish greens are edible!
- Composting, composting at the farm; what and what not to include in a compost pile, vermicomposting.
- Solar Cooking

We will share recipes based on farm produce that our families love. And by share – I mean taste and provide copies of the recipes. Pestos - don’t limit yourself to Basil. What to do with all those greens? Veggie Hash! The list goes on! This is a casual, enlightening event that will enhance your experience of the CSA. Hope to see you there!

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.

We'll use stirrup hoes and hand tools to lightly scuff the soil around our crops to kill unwanted plants aka weeds. Work can be accomplished from a standing or kneeling position.