On Friday 9/26 from 3-5 Stearns Farm beekeeper Deb Frazier will demonstrate beekeeping at Stearns Farm and talk about the vital role that bees play in pollinating our crops. Deb will be joined by Chengsheng (Alex) Lu, associate professor of environmental exposure biology at the Harvard School of Public Health to discuss the threats posed to bees by pesticides and colony collapse disorder. Read about Professor Lu’s research here.
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Week of October 7th, 2024
Classic Harvest take 11, Farmer’s Choice take 8: Onions, kale/chard, fennel, carrots, parsley, head lettuce, arugula, scallions, escarole, Napa cabbage/market cabbage, bok choy, tomatillos, Tokyo bekana, broccolini, hot peppers, salad turnips, potatoes/turnips, green tomatoes, butternut
PYO: Herbs, 15 flower blooms, a handuful of raspberries
Although the crops listed on this page represent what the farmer anticipates will be available this week, the vegetables you receive may be different due to weather conditions and other factors that affect production. For an overview of the ebb and flow of the harvest throughout the season, check out the Harvest Chart.
Please Carry In, Carry Out
There is no trash or recycling pickup at the farm. This means that all non-compostable trash must be taken away by volunteers, who transport it in their personal cars to their own homes for disposal. The same is true for recyclables. Please help us out by carrying out everything you carry in.