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[CSA Update] Welcome to week 8

Posted on July 31st, 2020

Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit and wisdom is not putting a tomato in a fruit salad. Let's ketchup for the upcoming week. The farm is going through a lull because of the heat waves. The effects of flower loss are starting to show up with lower yields in the fields. I plan for this as July1 read more »

[CSA Update] Welcome to week 9

Posted on July 24th, 2020

Life on the farm includes little miracles around every corner. Every pet owner knows that our furry, scaley, and feathered friends do not live forever. We enjoy their love and attention. We are always shocked when they misbehave and put human decision-making abilities into our expectations of them1 read more »

[CSA Update] Welcome to week 10

Posted on July 17th, 2020

Locally grown means I know the hands that put the seeds into the soil, and I know who cut the leaves, bunched it, and packed it into a crate. We have a lot of fun growing food. It feels good at the end of the day, putting together a meal filled with veggies and fruits picked just as they are ripe.1 read more »

[CSA Update] Welcome to week 11

Posted on July 10th, 2020

You have an excellent farm share heading your way. Can you take an afternoon and hit the road for an adventure? Any day. Any afternoon. That inner voice can scream about all the things you need to do, all the reasons you hate going out in the heat, and all the people who need you to do something f1 read more »

[CSA Update] Welcome to week 12

Posted on July 3rd, 2020

Growing food on a small scale is a challenge, no matter which way you tackle it. Weather is out of your control, but you can water. Weeds seem to grow overnight, but you can battle them. The wind whips in and tosses everything around, and you can work a knife around the battered bits and make a ca1 read more »

It is a challenge to eat healthy with a hectic schedule, yet, nutritious food can go a long way in giving you the energy to thrive in the modern, fast-paced world! And summer is the perfect time to begin a healthy diet as fruits and vegetables ripen and blossom.

Farmer Joe’s Gardens' dedicated community-supported agriculture (CSA) delivers the freshest produce right to your doorstep to provide you with the natural goodness from the comforts of your home. Alternatively, you may pick them up directly from our farmstand in Wallingford, or arrange for private company site for employee-only pickups.

But there’s more!

We offer a comprehensive package that includes subscriptions to our exclusive emails, videos, and printed newsletter that deliver the latest community and farmer news straight from the vine. You’ll be up to speed with every careful step that goes into your CSA deliveries.

We don’t want you to trouble yourself with meal-planning and last-minute ingredient purchases. That’s why our package includes a "cook with what you have" membership with an accessible ingredient database that helps you refer and manage recipes based on your current supply. Look forward to no more wastage, and so much satisfaction in creating tasty dishes!

Life is usually a mixed bag (of fruits and vegetables, ideally!), that’s why we reschedule our services to suit your time and target. Choose from a one-time share or ongoing subscription (weekly or biweekly of 18 weeks of the program). It’s really your call! You don’t have to worry about missing a single basket of nutritional delights as we prioritize every order according to your needs.

Customize your basket according to your palate and the preferences of your loved ones. Wow them with a steady supply of the most luscious strawberries, freshly collected milk, and a medley of delightful vegetables.

Sign up for our CSA package today to take the next big step in your wholesome lifestyle and give your loved ones the priceless bounty of good health!

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