CSA veggies

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I have belonged to a local CSA farm (community supported agriculture) for the past 14 years.

In February I pay my portion for the year for an Every-other-week share, 12 boxes, $396. $33 per box of fresh locally grown organic vegetables grown by people who live down the road that I know and trust. The quality is always exceptional.

This week's box contained strawberries, Caraflex cabbage, sugar snap peas, Romaine lettuce, zucchini & summer squash, kohlrabi, fennel with fronds, garlic scapes, cilantro, and basil. And one beautiful sunflower!

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Strawberries are their riskiest crop because they are so easily damaged by the weather. It’s been wet this year but the thick straw mulch they put down saved the berries.

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So many delicious choices for lunch!

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