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Makeup week 21
Howdy members! This is makeup share week - if you’re getting this email you let us know prior to last Wed you have a make up this week!
An honor to Include our own September strawberries - a ever bearing variety that just wont quit! And they are tasty! Also our raspberries, Honeycrisp apples1 read more »
Week 20 Cider time!
This week is the final week of the Summer shares. Those with credits, especially those not continuing in the Fall, please enjoy selecting from the array of extras. Next week will be the makeup week - if you have not already scheduled a makeup for week 21 be sure to email Bridget (CSA@a1 read more »
week 19: Happy September - GRAPES!
(Anne made me pose on the tractor.) Welcome September's harvest! Concord grapes at here from the Wenger family in Waynesboro. This is the variety that Welch's makes their grape juice out of - so flavor packed! They do have seeds but in my opinion they are worth it. We also have a few varieties of p1 read more »
Week 18
I was able to catch daughter-mother duo Alli & Nancy - harvesters and CSA members - together in the field this morning. Nancy is holding the share: yellow peaches, and plum medley from Marker-Miller orchard in Winchester VA, Gala apples from Aspers PA, and our red raspberries. Alli has been har1 read more »
Week 17: Featuring Asian Pears
We have Asian pears from Silver Creek Orchard in Nelson County VA in the shares this week. For those who are new to Asian pears: they stay crisp like an apple, but taste like a pear. They'll be somewhat green when you receive your share pears. Keep them in the refrigerator until they get dark yello1 read more »
Week 16: Hello HoneyCrisps! Fall berry pickers needed.
Apples are here! Chuck brought us HoneyCrisps from Adams County, Pennsylvania. He's also taken great care of the raspberries, which are now abundantly fruiting their second crop. The blackberry varieties are Chester and Black Magic. Many of our harvesters are heading back to school, but we'll still1 read more »
Week 15
Happy August! Today is Anne's birthday! She's an incredible inspiration for cultivating a life of vitality, and eating more berries. The share this week is triple berries, and peaches or nectarines - based on your preferences/customization. read more »
Week 14
It's been a berry fruitful fourteen weeks! This week's share has raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, and yellow peaches. Modeled by Taylor, one of our best harvesters for two summers - a VCU student of Environmental Science. Do you still have some credits from paying in full? I recommend using1 read more »
Week 13: Plum Wonderful
Santa Rosa plums - one of our favorites - grown by Marker-Miller Orchards in Winchester, VA are featured in the share this week! We have a limited amount available for extras as well. REMEMBER to order your extras by 9am Tuesday. We also still have ALL the berries: we've just reached 100 days1 read more »
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.