It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It is so nourishing for the body, mind and spirit to gather ones own food - wild edibles!

Organic, non-genetically mutated, rich in vitamins and minerals. Barb will open the door for you to a whole new world. Growing right in your back yard are ingredients for salad, stir fries, teas and other dishes.

At this event farm member and long time forager Barb Weikamp will take you on a walk around the farm to identify and pick plants for a salad and a stir fry. Make sure to bring your own scissors, a basket or bag, bowls for washing greens, as well as a plate, cup or mug, fork and a towel. Meet at the picnic tables under the pavilion.

To attend this educational and FREE event, please RSVP by emailing or calling Barb directly at barbweikamp@comcast.net, 215-348-3272 or 267-261-8532 (cell).

Potluck events allow us to partake in good conversation with fellow CSA members, to share food prepared from farm bounty or elsewhere, and to spend some quality time sitting outside and enjoy the farm. Bring a dish to serve six and your own beverages and place settings.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

Hosted by longtime member Gia Yaccarino on Saturday, June 24th at 11 am, and Sunday, June 25th at 11 am.

Maybe you are a new member, maybe you’ve been a member for a while. Either way – this workshop is for you!

In the barn, everything made sense while you were putting your share into your bags to bring home. At home, it suddenly became very overwhelming once you began unpacking! We have all been there; it is part of the CSA learning curve.Let us help you make the most of your farm share!Being a member of a CSA opens the door to so many topics! At this workshop we will talk about:
- Resources: books, websites, Anchor Run CSA website (Recipes and Veggies 202 – it has pictures)
- How to keep your veggies as fresh as possible once they are in your refrigerator.
- The pros and cons of different preservation techniques (freezing, fermenting, canning, dehydrating).
- “Tools of the trade”, which I find invaluable.
- Before you compost: radish greens are edible!
- Composting, composting at the farm; what and what not to include in a compost pile, vermicomposting.
- Solar Cooking

We will share recipes based on farm produce that our families love. And by share – I mean taste and provide copies of the recipes. Pestos - don’t limit yourself to Basil. What to do with all those greens? Veggie Hash! The list goes on! This is a casual, enlightening event that will enhance your experience of the CSA. Hope to see you there!

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.

It's too far in advance to know exactly what we'll be doing, but we know for sure there will be work to do. Tasks could include weeding, cultivating with tools, thinning direct seeded crops, or harvesting something like potatoes, onions, or carrots. Make sure to bring gloves, water, a hat and long sleeves.