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Turtle Ridge Cooperative/Mill River Valley Gardens CSA

2012

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The Turtle Ridge Cooperative/Mill River Valley Gardens CSA

January, 2012

https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.turtleridgecooperative.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2010%2F07%2FTRC-MRVG-CSA-news-letter-1-29-121.doc

 

Registration for Turtle Ridge Coop CSA members starts in January. By mid March, most slots are filled. So, early contact and registration is essential. The confirmation letter:

 

Welcome to the TURTLE RIDGE COOPERATIVE INC./MILL RIVER VALLEY GARDENS CSA for the 2012 season!

 

We have received your farmer/shareholder check for our 2012 season.  You selected a Standard Labor membership that requires 7 hours of assistance to the farm.  If you paid 50%, your second payment is due in June 1, 2012.  You are scheduled to pick up vegetables on Thursday, starting the week of June 14, for seventeen consecutive weeks.  Pick up times are 4 -6 PM.  Pickup locations will be emailed once confirmed.


Total cost per season is $500 (see January 2012 Newsletter link above), which, including CSA participation, translates into shared produce cost of $28/week.

Labor commitment: 3.5 hrs before June 31, 3.5 hrs between Aug 1 - Nov 1

Call ahead for work assignments and hours:

 

2012 Farmer

Whitney Miller

Farmer/CSA Manager

Bodhichitta Farms CSA

176 Straitsville Road
Prospect, CT (203) 244-4340

www.facebook.com/pages/BODHICHITTA-FARMS/310080384704

“Whitney” bodhichittafarms@gmail.com 

 

2012 Work assignment:

Look in schedule for open slots, then confirm by writing to:

Katherine at

Mill River Valley Gardens CSA mrvg.csa@gmail.com

To see the MRVG schedule:

http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=mrvg.csa%40gmail.com&ctz=America/New_York

 

 

 Hours worked:

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Sep 08, 2012

 

Email worked hours: Katherine is the person who keeps track of work hours at Mill River Valley Gardens CSA <mrvg.csa@gmail.com>. Katherine's cell phone: 617-650-5253

 

Whitney and Chris: I thank those of you who have already come up to do your work hours.  It's getting really busy now and the pace will quicken once the CSA starts.  If you are coming to help, please remember gloves, sunscreen, water, etc.  It is too hot to work mid-day if the sun is out.  I have to work from 6am to sundown.   I don't want to be out at noon, you don't either.  So my typical day goes early morning to noon, 3pm or so to dark with the break in the middle to do errands and paperwork. 

Farm Activities

March 31

Wine and Cheese Social/Meeting

hosted by

 

May 23

Bodhichitta Farms Potluck Party

hosted by Uma and Kevin

 

May 26

First work period – 3.5 hrs: Cleaning buckets and weeding seedlings

Sept 8

Second work period – 4 hrs: Guarding the Farm Stand at the New Haven Folks Festival

 

 

 

 

Pickup

June 6, 2012. This is farmer Whitney.  I'm getting ready to start distribution next week starting on Tuesday the 12th for Prospect/Cheshire, Saturday the 16th for Bethany, and Thursday the 21th for Hamden: 4:30pm – 6:00pm.  Spring Glen Church's first drop which most of you belong to is new for me.  I will stay for the first drop so I can meet you all.

First Pickup

Share Week

Thursday Pickup

Share Content, ()=not included

Picture of Share (Click on picture for link)

1.

June 21

Red Swiss Chard

Maple Syrup

Parsley

Curley Endive Lettuce

Green Leaf Lettuce

Light-Green Swiss Chard – Bionde di Lyon

Toscano Kale

Chinese Mustard Greens

Garlic Scapes

2.

June 28

Collards

Chard.

Broccoli Rabe  may be bitter with all the heat - has yellow flowers

Radicchio tall type that was starting to flower so pulled out early.  cook like escarole

Lettuce

Herb Bunch

Eggplant

Blueberries

3.

July 05

Dandelion

Napa cabbage

Pac choy (small bok choy)

Chard

Kale

Squash

Lettuce

Eggplant

Blueberries

4.

July 12

Kohlrabi

Tomatoes

Hot Peppers

Beets

Squash

Misc braising greens

Kale

Collard greens

Garlic

Blueberries

5.

July 19

Bag Salad Greens

Green Bell Peppers

Hot peppers

Garlic

Tomatoes

Cherry tomatoes

Blueberries

Eggplant

Zucchini (not in my share)

Yellow squash &/or pattypan squash

Curly Kale

6.

July 26

Hot peppers  (two kinds)

Green Peppers 

bag of Greens (choi, vitamin green, Russian red kale, mizuna, and bionde di Lyon chard)

Garlic

Cherry tomatoes

Tomatoes

Blueberries or peaches

Kale

Zucchini or pattypan squash

Cucumbers (not in my share)

Kohlrabi or green beans

7.

Aug 02

Carrots

Kale

Chard

Lettuce

Peaches

Parsley

Green Peppers

Garlic

Cherry tomatoes

Tomatoes

8.

Aug 09

Tomatoes

Lettuce 

Carrots

Kale or collard greens

Kohlrabi or green beans

Cucumber

Lentil/buckwheat sprouts

Parsley/sage

Peaches

 

9.

Aug 16

Eggplant

Chard

Hot peppers

Pea shoots

Tomatoes

Leeks

Cucumbers OR Pattypan squash

Melons

 

10.

Aug 23

Scallions with herbs (parsley or marjoram)

Orange Turkish eggplant

Pattypan squash

Kale or collards or Tuscano kale

peashoots or sorrel

Tomato or cherry tomato

Chard

 

Aug 30

No share, on request of the farmer

 

 

11.

Sep 06

Squash: pattypan or spaghetti or sweet dumpling

String beans

Sprouts

Green peppers

Hot peppers

Tomatoes

Kale

Radishes and/or turnips (greens are edible!)

Apples

Pears

 

12.

Sep 13

Apples

Kale

Sprouts (buckwheat, sunflower, radish)

Eggplant

Pattypan squash

Green tomatoes

Radicchio

Scallions

Lemon basil and chives

Chard or mustard greens

Turkish eggplant

 

13.

Sep 20

Apples

Tomatoes

Hot peppers

Green peppers

Microgreens

Mixed greens (chard, mustard, beet, spinach)

Eggplant

Radishes or parsley

 

 

14.

Sep 27

Eggplant (white)

Tomatoes

Green peppers

Hot peppers (cayenne, poblano, habernero)

Chard and/or kale and/or mustard greens

Squash (acorn or spaghetti or butternut or buttercup)

Dandelion greens

Parsley

Pears

 

15.

Oct 04

Kale

Sprouts (buckwheat, sunflower)

Mix of other (kale, choi, bekana cabbage)

Mixed greens (endive, chard, etc)

Apples

 

 

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