Thank you for a great 2008 CSA season!
It’s hard to believe, but the CSA season officially comes to an end this week. After 22 weeks of fresh veggies, we hope that you’ll all make the transition back […]
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Jerusalem Artichokes!
Until this week I had always thought of Jerusalem artichokes (also known as sunchokes) as sort of a weed. I saw them growing in clumps behind old houses or in […]
Fall CSA News
We had a wonderful time planting garlic, making cider, and eating amazing food with so many of you last Sunday! We now have more garlic in the ground than ever […]
Farewell to CSA 2008!
It’s here — the final week of the summer CSA! We hope that you all enjoyed receiving your shares as much as we enjoyed producing them. It’s a lot of […]
Survey 2008
Hatchet Cove Farm 2008 CSA Member Survey Thanks for being part of a great farming season! We would really appreciate hearing about what worked well for you and what you […]
Winter Squash Harvest
Remember to let us know if you want to join the fall CSA ($50 for a small share of four weeks of fall veggies, plus $5 for our Thursday home […]
Fall Plans
We’re starting our final month of the summer CSA and it’s time for the fall CSA sign up! Our fall CSA runs for four weeks from mid-October to mid-November and […]
The Cabbage Patch
The huge cabbages arriving in your share this week may be a little overwhelming. We understand. They’re not quite the tidy little cabbage variety we thought we were planting! But […]
Edamame (fresh soybeans)
It may look like a big messy bush has arrived in your kitchen, but there’s actually a great snack hiding in there. As soon as you get them home, pluck […]
Come to the farm for pick your own green beans!
Our huge fall planting of green beans has come on, and with our apprentices gone we just don’t have enough hours in the day to get them all picked! So […]
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