Thus far the weather has been fairly kind to farmers this season, thankfully. There is a variety of thriving tree fruits this season which have struggled with the changing weather patterns in recent years. This week we are including a medley unit of yellow apricots, white donut peaches, and yellow nectarines. The donut peaches will soften like regular peaches, then you can push the pit out of their center and have a peach donut. Apricots will also soften like peaches, and yellow nectarines will soften the slowest - leave them all outside of refrigeration for a few days. Always refrigerate your berries (or freeze for long-term storage).
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WEEK 12: Tree Fruit Medley!
About the farm
Owned and operated by the Geyer family, Agriberry Farm specializes in growing berries and has a diverse orchard as well. The farm is located in Hanover, Virginia. The Geyer family is dedicated to CULTIVATING VITALITY THROUGH GREAT FRUIT, by providing sustainably-grown, high quality fruits to our community. Agriberry Farm is also committed to employing and empowering youth, and encouraging everyone to EAT MORE BERRIES through its annual Richmond-area Full Season (May-September) and Fall (September-October) Farm Share programs. The farm also offers satellite programs in the Annapolis, MD area and in Virginia's Northern Neck area. The farm also participates in a full schedule of weekly markets.
Agriberry Farm is open for visits on select Saturdays each season.
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Agriberry Farm is open for visits on select Saturdays each season.