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CSA Harvest Guide : August 2

Rain, rain, go away! But seriously...things sure are wet! We're not complaining too much, though, and we're definitely enjoying the break in temperatures. We also would like to put out a final reminder about the next and last of this year's work days.
Saturday, August 4th, is our last work day from 8AM-4PM. Come any time for any amount of help.
So far, we have a few folks coming in the morning to help out with our big jobs, but we're counting on having many more helpers. There are a couple of zones to weed, but we also have veggies to harvest...come be a part of the making of your next harvest bag!
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While we've been hard at work with harvesting, weeding, and bed prepping, these little beauties have also been working tirelessly in the fields and around our flowers collecting and sharing pollen.
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What's in your bag?
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Cherry Tomato
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Green Bell Pepper
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Winter Savory
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Red Marble Onion
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This week expect to find most of these items: Cucumber, Zucchini & Summer Squash, Cherry Tomato, Green Onion, Green Bell Pepper, Onion, Swiss Chard, and Winter Savory as an herb.
The winter savory is finally ready to harvest, and prepare yourselves for the first peppers and onions of the season! There is a chance a few of you will be receiving a hot southwestern variety of pepper known as Anaheim, so if it doesn't look like a Bell, beware of its spice!
Hope to see you on Saturday. Peace & Enjoy!
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The York County Local Food Summit
"Live Here, Buy Here, Eat Here"
Penn State Extension- York has partnered with York City Bureau of Health, the York Chapter of Buy Fresh Buy Local®, Sonnewald Natural Foods, YorKitchen, Sunnyside Farm, Spoutwood Farm and Wellspan Health to host The York County Local Food Summit on November 7th, 2012. The exciting event coming to York will feature discussion about creating a sustainable and localized food system in York County. The summit will bring food producers, distributors, processors, retailers, wholesalers, agencies, nonprofits, schools, educators, and government representatives together to address the topic. The day will be cost-effective, interactive, educational, and enlightening to serve as a springboard for further events, policy change, action and feasible planning so as to make the idea of a sustainable York County a reality.
Through interactive workshops, education, panel discussions, roundtables & much more, we will discuss the challenges & opportunities for the York County food system while learning ways to support & promote farm-to-table & local food sustainability efforts. Please join The York County Local Food Summit on November 7th, 2012 at the York County 4-H Center located at 771 Stoverstown Rd, York PA 17408. This workshop is open to anyone interested in sustaining a localized food system in York County.
For additional details, news & info visit our Facebook page. Or for questions, contact Tia Underkoffler at
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CSA Harvest Guide : July 26

We've got some local celebrities! Does this photo look familiar? Check out today's cover story in York Daily Record's Weekly Record:
Cover Story: From the field to your table
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What's in your bag?
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Thyme
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Cherry Tomato
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Garlic
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Lettuce
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This week expect to find these items: Zucchini and Summer Squash, Cucumber, Lettuce, Potato, Garlic, Thyme as an herb and some of you will be receiving the first of our Cherry Tomatoes. Our tomatoes are just starting to come into color, so expect to find more and more as the weeks go on....bring on the salsa!!
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