| Homestead Farm Hoopla September 26 - week 19 |
| Written by Jess Gorski |
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This week you vegetable share may contain the following: Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Delicata Squash Butternut Squash Arugula (baby, delicate, not washed to avoid wilting in bag, please rinse thoroughly before using) Dairy Share: One Yogurt, One Cheese Meat Share: LAST MEAT SHARE, please return your coolers next week which is the last week of summer CSA Honey Share: LAST HONEY SHARE, one jar This Saturday is our annual fall harvest party. Please find the details below. I look forward to seeing everyone this weekend. Should be cold and windy, a true fall day! Remember to RSVP for kids who want to paint pumpkins. We purchase these and we do not want to be short for the kiddos! We have a surprise fall green that has rallied to join in for the final shares this season despite the recent weather, baby arugula. We are calling it the last chance qualifier of the season. I have received lots of emails and comments about everyone's burgeoning love of delicata squash. I would love to say I support this movement but it does mean I have to share more, sniff, sniff. I have found some truly delicious fall recipes this week to share with you all. Have a wonderful week, see you all on Saturday, and as always, Happy Healthy Eating! - Jess Gorski Homestead Farm Annual Fall Harvest Party
Saturday, October 1st 2pm - 4pm Light Refreshments will be served after farm tour Time for the annual Homestead Farm Harvest Party. This is to remind everyone of our fall event planned for this Saturday at the farm. This is a family friendly event and friends are welcome to attend as well. We will have pumpkin painting, scarecrow making*, farm tour at 2:30pm, field working opportunity for adults and children, face painting and opportunity to have your picture taken on a tractor. Please RSVP for pumpkin painting so we can make sure to purchase enough pumpkins for all children attending!! *Please bring old clothes and something for a head for your scarecrow we will supply the twine and hay. |
