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Farm Happenings at Garden of Eve Organic Farm
Farm Happenings for September 5, 2018
Fall crops are coming soon! Here is a picture of some butternut squash that are almost mature. We also have "Delicata", Acorn, Red Kuri, Spaghetti Squash, Carnival (the prettiest), and more squashes. Should be a good fall!
FLOWER SHARE: THIS IS THE LAST WEEK!
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Farm Happenings for August 29, 2018
Spring was cold and wet. Early summer (June and July) was warm and dry. This helped the plants along. The last two weeks have been very wet and very humid. Wet humid weather is perfect for mold to grow - have you seen any mildew around your house or in your clothes? I have.
Because we ar1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 22, 2018
Spring was cold and wet. Early summer (June and July) was warm and dry. This helped the plants along. The last two weeks have been very wet and very humid. Wet humid weather is perfect for mold to grow - have you seen any mildew around your house or in your clothes? I have.
Because we are org1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 15, 2018
We are getting ready for the fall, fighting weeds and mowing like crazy, picking blackberries, turning under lettuce that has bolted in the heat wave.
It's so difficult to grow greens in this heat, most greens you see in the market would be from specialized farms in cooler areas, or even South Amer1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 8, 2018
This past week our family took a summer break from the farm to head north to Canada for a farm conference in the suburbs of Montreal. We spent one night in Old Montreal and then headed to Le Ferme Quinn to meet with 50 plus farmers to share ideas about how to keep farms profitable.&1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 8, 2018
This past week our family took a summer break from the farm to head north to Canada for a farm conference in the suburbs of Montreal. We spent one night in Old Montreal and then headed to Le Ferme Quinn to meet with 50 plus farmers to share ideas about how to keep farms profitable. 1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 1, 2018
FARM NEWS: we are seeing a tiny bit of red peeking out from the tomato plants, and harvested our first eggplants this week, so hopefully we will have those for you soon!
Nice to finally get some rain this week, although it means the weeds grow even faster and since the tractors can’t get it t1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 25, 2018
Hello Farm Share Members!
FARM NEWS: We’re bringing in our new garlic crop, as well as red, white and yellow onions – one of the best onion years ever! This week we have a treat, to hear from Farm Trainee Cosmas from Uganda, to tell us… The Secret behind the pasture raised chicke1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 18, 2018
Farm News: OK going on 3 weeks now with NO rain. Barely a drop. That's called drought! It means that lots of time must be spent placing pipe, moving pipe, to get water on crops to keep everything alive. We just planted our LAST planting of tomatoes - they will be bearing in September hopefully to k1 read more »
About the farm
Garden of Eve farm, founded in 2001 by environmental advocates Chris and Eve Kaplan-Walbrecht, is dedicated to providing delicious organic vegetables, fruits and beautiful flowers and to “making changes in the world by living them.”
Garden of Eve’s organic vegetables and flowers are available from their Organic Farm Marketand Garden Center at 4558 Sound Avenue in Riverhead, farmers markets on Long Island and in Brooklyn, and through Community Supported Agriculture shares on Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan.
Garden of Eve Farm is located on the East End of Long Island, where the North Fork wine country begins in Riverhead NY, about 80 miles from New York City.
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Garden of Eve’s organic vegetables and flowers are available from their Organic Farm Marketand Garden Center at 4558 Sound Avenue in Riverhead, farmers markets on Long Island and in Brooklyn, and through Community Supported Agriculture shares on Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan.
Garden of Eve Farm is located on the East End of Long Island, where the North Fork wine country begins in Riverhead NY, about 80 miles from New York City.