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This is the bulk of the farm share's last offering.
One other pumpkin got carved into an evil face, and the green, warty squash is in the next photo.
Never did upload last year's final farmshare pic.
1 head of napa cabbage, 1 bunch of kale, 2 small heads of lettuce, 2 apples, 3 green peppers, a 1/2 pint of cranberries, a jar of hearty mustard, and I believe some potatoes there behind the lettuce.
Vegetables
1 bunch of Italian parsley
1 lb. cucumbers
1.5 lbs. yellow squash
1.5 zucchini
2 heads of fennel
1 head of lettuce
1 bunch of arugula
1 bunch of swiss chard
Fruit
raspberries
red currants
Dairy
Greek yogurt
Grace cheese (similar to aged Gouda)
Today was the Inauguration of our new Sports Complex
That’s CSA Alumni vs PBA Purefoods team.
I’ll miss this a lot when I graduate :[
Day 188 [Photo for July 7]
A bunch of funky strange carrots, 2 tomatoes (one being yellowish/orange), 2 green peppers, another eggplant, 3 potatoes, a bunch of green beans, and our first butternut squash!
Asparagus
Braeburn Apples
Young Shallots
Strawberries
Lettuce Mix
Rhubarb
Radishes
Smoked Cheddar
Spring Onions
Find out more about our local CSA farm and see more pictures here: www.vintagevictuals.com/2009/05/our-community-supported-a...
The design of the Clover takes a symbolic connotation, thus this design have not employed the usual luxe factor of CSA but relatively simple emblematic shape.
An employer following CSA workplace first aid kits requirements must provide and keep readily accessible the type, size, and number of first aid kits meeting the requirements set out in "CSA Z1220-17, First Aid Kits for the Workplace."
It is essential for the employer who follows CSA workplace first aid requirements to provide the type, size, and number of first aid kits in order to meet the requirements set out in "CSA Z1220-17, First Aid Kits for the Workplace."
The type and size of CSA first aid kits required are determined by the number of workers as well as the level of risk of injury. Also, the likelihood of harm as well as the severity of harm should be taken into consideration when determining workplace risk levels.
Ben sent this pic to our CSA farmer to cheer her up after she had to drop our boxes off a day late due to a mix up. harhar!
Summer Squash-2 pounds
Cucumbers-2
Lettuce-1 head
Mini Purplette Onions-1 bunch
Provider String Beans-1 pound
Red Ace Beets-1 bunch
Perpetual Spinach-1 bunch
Cilantro-1 bunch
Sungold Cherry Tomatoes-1 basket
Black Bell Eggplant-1
this week's box had:
spinach
summer squash
fennel (got 2 because I didn't want beets and there was fennel in the trade box)
salad mix
carrots
green beans
chives
strawberries
Is it a bundle of green eels? Snakes? No... it's garlic scapes (insert dramatic music).
Texture like firm scallions, taste like garlic.
corn, romaine, curly lettuce, squashes, basil, green beans.
i hope week four brings a new color to the mix!
(dog: found at home. not part of veggie crate)