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2013 NOFA Summer Conference August 9-11 in Amherst, MA

by Tom Yelton | Jul 11, 2013 | Board News, Books/Other Resources

The Summer Conference is a great learning and networking opportunity and a really fun event for individuals and families. If you want to go for the whole weekend, contact me at...

The Omnivore’s Dilemma by Michael Pollan

by Tom Yelton | Apr 15, 2013 | Books/Other Resources

Review by Sara Sullivan, Stearns Farm sharer. The Omnivore’s Dilemma created a lot buzz since its publication in 2006, so you may have read it already. If you haven’t picked it up yet, consider checking it out. At 464 pages, it is definitely on the long side, but it’s...

Harvest for Hope by Jane Goodall

by Tom Yelton | Apr 15, 2013 | Books/Other Resources

From Publishers Weekly Goodall, best known for her decades of work with chimpanzees and baboons, turns to the social significance of the food people eat and of how it reaches our tables. In a style that’s both persuasive and Pollyannaish, her guide glides...

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In Your Share

October 19, 2015 (Odd Week)

ON THE STAND: Cabbage, kale, potatoes, carrots, bok choi, turnips, radishes, mixed greens

PYO: Gleaning TBD

Please remember to weigh your produce carefully and to take only the quantity allotted to you. Please respect our community by upholding the honor system we use.

This list represents what the farmer anticipates will be available this week. Sometimes weather conditions or other factors mean that what is actually ready to harvest on the pickup day is a little different. For an overview of the ebb and flow of the harvest throughout the season, check out the Harvest Chart.

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Farm Wish List

These are the items the farm currently needs. New or gently used items are greatly appreciated.

- Plastic grocery bags
- Trader Joe's paper bags

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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.

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