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Farm Happenings at Who Cooks For You Farm
Farm Happenings for November 13, 2018
Howdy Folks,
The folks at Harvie claim the mileage traveled between local and national produce is very different. 31 miles on average traveled local produce from farm to your table. 1500 miles on average traveled national produce from farm to your table. Isn't that number staggeri1 read more »
Fruits of Labor 10/23
Bam! Smack! Crack! That's how the first frost of season came in. It's very icy out there. The sun is up and I'm expecting it will thaw quickly so we can begin harvesting the hardy vegetables we grow this time of year. What a beautiful time of year though! The days are1 read more »
Fruits of Labor 9/11
Howdy Folks,
I remember once discussing birds with a chef. I was saying how stressed out smaller birds seem to be. If you ever watch them for some period of time, their movements are incredibly fast and they very rarely take their eyes off the sky above them. Both c1 read more »
Fruits of Labor 11/20
Howdy Folks,
This week is the last share of our main season. Sorry to be getting this out to you so late, but we have been out of electricity since we woke up this morning. Wow! How about this weather. We have a lot of trees down here and about a quarter of an inch of1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 14, 2018
Howdy folks,
As much as it is important to showcase our vegetables and the ways in which we do things on the farm, its also important to showcase the people that make it happen everyday.
Here is a video of one of our farm hands Iris Arevalo. She is from an area she calls the Jungle but is cha1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 7, 2018
Howdy Folks,
Things are going well on the farm. Now that we're looking at cool wet weather we could start seeing major disease. This is exactly what we do not want at this time of year. When climate seemed a little more stable, July and August were typically dry, hot and humid. &n1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 31, 2018
Howdy Folks,
Sorry this is tardy! We thought we sent it. Thank you to those who asked about where the email was. Here it is!
We hope that you are all enjoying the summer bounty! Chris and I have finally found the moment to sit down and choose the date to have our 10th1 read more »
Farm Happenings for July 17, 2018
Hey Folks,
I forgot to send the availability list Friday so the list will be open until Sunday Night.
Here is a link to a video we did about some of our melons!
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Thanks and Enjoy!
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Farm Happenings for July 3, 2018
Hi Folks,
First things first... Please Return your boxes to the pick up site so that we can all actively Reduce, Recycle, and Reuse! These boxes are $1.30 each. They are cardboard and coated in food grade paraffin. These are worth there weight in gold around here on the farm. &nbs1 read more »
About the farm
North of Pittsburgh in New Bethlehem, Pa, you'll find WHO COOKS FOR YOU FARM nestled in the Mahonning River Valley. Our family farm will be 10 this year! That's 10 years of delivering the freshest most nutritious produce from our farm to the Pittsburgh dinner table. Over the years, we've proven you can trust us to consistently bring a beautiful diversity of certified naturally grown vegetables, fruits, and herbs for your families' needs.
We love what we do! Each box we deliver is a celebration of the season. To us, CSA is more than growing food. It's about respecting the rhythms of nature. It's about taking care of our families. It's about loving where we all live. We look forward to growing for you and your family for the 2018 season. And remember, if you're asked who your farmers are, be sure to tell them, "My farmers are Chris and Aeros".
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We love what we do! Each box we deliver is a celebration of the season. To us, CSA is more than growing food. It's about respecting the rhythms of nature. It's about taking care of our families. It's about loving where we all live. We look forward to growing for you and your family for the 2018 season. And remember, if you're asked who your farmers are, be sure to tell them, "My farmers are Chris and Aeros".