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Cool: Year-round CSA Food Service to Start on Upper Eastern Shore

October 1, 2012 by Dave Wheelan

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Local farmers are growing produce and raising livestock year round. And a new organization has decided to  sell this wonderful local field-to-table products being created in our community 52 weeks a year.
Homefarm CSA will soon be providing locally farmed poultry, meats, dairy, produce and breads throughout the winter months.  Chesapeake Greenhouses will provide wonderful hydroponic lettuces, herbs & greens. Blades Orchard will provide local fruit & honey.  Priapi Gardens will provide organic produce all winter.  Black Bottom Farm will be selling humanely raised beef & pork, as well as free-range soy-free eggs. Magnolia Bread Company will be offering field-to-table artisan breads and pastries utilizing grains grown on their land, as well as Mason jar salads, soups, sweets and granola. Eve’s Cheese will be selling their excellent cheeses, Nice Farms Creamery, LLC will have whole milk, yogurt and butter. Turtleboy Farm will provide field greens.
There will be several options from which to order a small, medium and large portion.  Each portion will include dairy, soup or salad, meat, bread and produce.
In addition, a la cart items available at each delivery location.Plans are in the works to set up Saturday delivery sites in St. Michaels (site to be determined) , Smyrna (Market Street Plaza), Middletown (Fromage) and Chestertown (Eve’s Cheese Office on Park Row).
The CSA website is under development and should be up and running by this Sunday.
The operation will start in St. Michaels and Middletown on October 20.  Smyrna on November 3.  Chestertown will be added in early January.
For more information please email at [email protected]

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  1. Mike HUnt says

    October 11, 2012 at 12:15 PM

    This is great news. Please keep us informed. The website is up now and is https://homefarmcsa.com/Homefarm_CSA/About_Us.html
    Also, the CSA is very attractively priced (at least compared to my historical monthly bill during the winter at the grocer’s): a small share is just over $100 a month and a large share is just under $200. It looks like I can save money, get healthier food, support local small businesses, help the environment–and I still get the convenience of one-stop shopping. If this looks like an advertisement, it’s just that I am excited; I have hoped something like this would come along for a long time because I’m always a bit depressed when the farmer’s market ends, my garden dies, and I have to go back to the grocer’s!

    • Jimmy Reynolds says

      October 15, 2012 at 9:14 PM

      Hey Mike,
      We are starting up in Talbot on St. Michaels Road at North bend Galleries on October 20 (for our Easton / St. Michaels subscribers). We will be there on Saturdays through March from 9 AM until 11 AM.
      In Smyrna we start on the 20th of October on Market Place – Saturdays 9 AM until 12 noon (through March).
      Middletown drops are slated to start on Wednesday, November 7 at Fromage on Main Street. (Wednesday 2 til 4).
      We have been getting a lot of interest for Homefarm CSA in Chestertown. We are ready to start deliveries in C’Town as soon as we get 6 subscribers on board. Please note: we pay a bounty in Sweet Potato Biscuits & Sticky Buns if you get a friend to join! Our Chestertown Delivery site is the Eve’s Cheese office on Park Row. Deliveries will be on Saturday from 10 AM until 1PM as soon as we get the magic number 6!

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