Tuesday, February 9, 2010

CSA UPDATE

Greetings!

 

Boy, Puxatawny Phil really does know what he's talking about!! Hope you are all managing to stay safe and warm through the storms!

 

All of us here at Maysie's Farm just returned from the PASA conference (Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture) and received some mid- winter inspiration to continue to lead by example and spread the word that our future really depends upon sustainable farming practices! It is not just a conference for farmers. PASA's membership also consists of educators, activists, consumers and foodies!! If you wish to learn more about the organization, visit their website at www.pasafarming.org.

 

CSA for Cheese Lovers:

Catherine and Al Renzi of Yellow Springs Farm Native Plants raise Nubian goats on their property. They have been producing artisanal cheeses made with the nutrient rich goat milk and are offering a Cheese CSA this season.

Members of the CSA will receive their goat cheese 2 times per month. The assortment of cheese typically includes 3 varieties totaling 12-14 ounces. The varieties include both fresh pasteurized cheeses and aged raw milk cheeses.

Maysie's Farm is proud to be a delivery location for these cheeses. If you are interested in becoming a part of the cheese CSA, please visit Yellow Springs Farm's website at www.yellowspringsfarm.com. There you will find information regarding the CSA share.

If you do choose to join, please join directly with Yellow Springs, and we will work out the delivery dates directly with them.

Jenkins Arboretum has also agreed to be a delivery location and we have arranged it so that the cheese will be available at Jenkins on Tuesday afternoons. If you pick up your vegetables at Jenkins, you will also conveniently be able to pick up your cheese!

 

 

Pleasant Pastures Delivery:

Ben will be delivering on Friday this week.  (February 12th).

Please place your order by Wednesday afternoon. You will notice some changes on Ben's order form.

You will also find Ben's February Newsletter attached.

 

 

Membership:

There are still memberships available for the 2010 season. Please note that we are offering payment options:

$200 deposit; $550 by March 15th or:

$200 deposit with $285 by March 15th and $285 by June 15th.

 The membership form is easily accessible on our website. You may print out the form and mail it in with your check. Please be sure to indicate your pick up day on the form!

 

Upcoming Lecture Series:

A four part lecture series based on the presentations of Sally Fallon Morel, President of the Weston A Price Foundation will be held on the following Sunday afternoons from 2-4 pm: 2/14/10, 2/28/10, 3/7/10, and 3/14/10. This series describes the groundbreaking nutritional work of Dr. Weston A. Price who studied the health and vitality of traditional cultures and  integrates the lessons learned from their diets with the understandings of modern science.

The attached flyer describes the workshops. Please contact Annmarie at ambutera@verizon.net to register.

 
Facebook:
Maysie's Farm is now on Facebook!- Thanks to Dave, Nate and Meghan for ushering us into the 21st Century! Check it out and become a fan!!

 

Happy Snow Day!

 

Sam and Annmarie

 

Think Globally, Eat Locally
Maysie's Farm Conservation Center
15 St. Andrew's Lane Glenmoore, PA 19343
(610)458-8129 www.maysiesfarm.org

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