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Winter CSA Week 9: Incoming February Warmth
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Expected Harvest
Penultimate Pick Up
By Derek McGeehan
Winter Harvest #9 (Week A) should include garlic, daikon radishes, cabbage (red or napa), potato/sweet potato choice, greens (spinach, arugula), salad mix, rosemary, and a root choice (watermelon radish, scarlet queen turnip, celeriac).
Notes From The Field
Southbound
By Derek McGeehan

Hiking in North Carolina (who can spy Derek?)
Apologies for the late newsletter! We left the farm for a long-weekend excursion to North Carolina to visit family so the newsletter is going out a bit late this week. And spending nearly 8 hours in the car after setting out at 6:15 this morning has left me mentally under performing. I will do my best to keep this coherent and concise!
Last week we coordinated our annual potting soil order with 7 other local farmers to get a full tractor-trailer load of organic mix from upstate NY. We also built some workbenches for our modest workshop and ordered the critical repair component (hopefully) for our greenhouse exhaust fan. Another long meeting with NRCS/USDA for water management and erosion control was held, which will - also hopefully - eventually turn into application and implementation.
On the agenda for this week is an all-day class on "Food Saftety Modernization Act Produce Safety Training". Attendance of this class is a requirement under the new Food Safety Modernization Act. Because we will begin seeding in the greenhouse next week we'll probably begin getting the space ready by cleaning up the winter crops, laying landscape fabric, and erecting tables.

This is the final week of pick up for Week A Half Shares, way to go seasonal eaters! Thank you for joining us this winter and hopefully we'll see you this spring for our Main Season CSA!

Bridge Closure Information
By Derek McGeehan

Stacking wood on the porch for easier access
Starting Monday, February 26th, the 166-year-old bridge a few hundred feet north of the farm on Route 232/2nd Street Pike will be closed for repair work. For more information follow this link.
Check maps.google.com for your best alternate route to and from the farm. There are many options.