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Organic Local Fall Produce at cost -volunteer group pick up 11/24
Organic Local Fall Produce at cost from volunteer group 30 lbs $47.50 & 60 lbs $90 sign up today !

Your Local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture)
END OF SEASON Organic "STOCK UP" Produce
We are a volunteer group bringing fresh organic produce to our communities.
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30 lbs 1/2 share for $47.50
60 lbs Full Share for $95. (attached photo is from our 2020 stock up share)
1/2 shares will be split up by two partners.
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Pick up at your local volunteer CSA on Wednesday, 11/24 in Howell, Brick, Wall, Spring Lake, Belmar, Matawan, Middletown
"This will be a "stock up" share and will include various vegetables that store well so that you will be able to enjoy produce from the farm well into the winter months as well as provide veggies for your Thanksgiving feast.
The total weight of this share will be about 60 lbs. Approximately a third of the share will be an assortment of butternut, acorn, buttercup (kabocha), delicata, and sweet dumpling squash. The share will also include an assortment of root vegetables such as carrots, rutabaga, beets, parsnips, turnips, and radishes.
I expect that the root crops will comprise about 12 lbs. of the share. We had a decent potato crop this season and a tremendous winter squash crop. There will be about 15 lbs. of potatoes, onions, and garlic in the share. The potatoes will include some fingerlings and an assortment of other varieties of potatoes. Also included will be cabbage, and whatever greens we still have in the field at this time, such as arugula, kale, lettuce, and spinach.
It is possible that there will be cauliflower and very likely Brussels sprouts. The cost of the stock up share will be $95, which is an excellent value, equivalent to a wholesale price for much of the produce included.
The potatoes, onions, and squash can be stored in a cool dry place such as an attached garage or enclosed porch, where they will not freeze. The root vegetables and cabbage will best be stored in your refrigerator.
I know that this final share will not work for everyone, but I hope that many of you will be able to participate. Doing so will help us to make use of the produce that we have in storage, utilize what remains in the fields, and finish the season with enough money in the bank to pay the bills during the winter months.
Farmer John Circlebrook Organic Farms Andover, NJ "
Text 732.433.7873 or email your local volunteer
Email your local CSA below for details.
Newark, NJ Eve eve@csanewark.com
Howell, NJ Mare HowellCSA@gmail.com
Middletown, NJ Alicia middletownCSA@gmail.com
West Belmar, NJ Jill jtralkarn@aol.com
Spring Lake Heights, NJ Jenn JenniferOSullivan@me.com
Brick, NJ Dina mylocalorganiccsa@gmail.com
Matawan, NJ Susan matawancsa@gmail.com
Staten Island, NY Roy ropaf@aol.com
Caldwell caldwellcsa@gmail.com
Morristown marsha@marshahoch.com