CSA Report:  Blooming Glen Farm

Tuesday, June 03, 2008

blooming glen crop share report:  2008 06/03 week two

(Click photo to read notes at flick’r regarding names/quantities of share.)

While out in the field picking our allocated two quarts of strawberries, I realized that my son would have easily eaten his weight in the berries had no one been watching.  I had to explain to him how the farmers calculate the quantities-per-member, and that if we took more than our share, someone could be out of luck.  In other words, two quarts is two quarts, not two quarts plus whatever you can shove into your mouth while you’re out on the field.  Of course, this was after he had already gone on a mission to find the biggest strawberries in the lot and devoured several of them.  He had strawberry juice on his shirt, his mouth, his fingers… absolutely shameless.

blooming glen crop share report:  2008 06/03 week two

In any case, we’re fully embracing the CSA season over here—hope you all are, too!

Posted by Mikaela on 06/03 at 08:16 PM

I’m super jealous of your hakurei turnips (and the photo is gorgeous).  Mine won’t be ready for another few weeks.  I hope to get some in a CSA share.  They may be my all time favorite vegetable.

Posted by  on  06/03  at  10:18 PM

Really?  You’re *all time favorite*?  I must be missing something… I mean I like them, but I wouldn’t say that I love them smile I’ll definitely have to try that recipe you linked last week on these guys.

Posted by mikaela  on  06/04  at  10:42 AM

Not only is my mouth watering at the contents of this photo- I’m also impressed by the quality of the photo itself. Beautiful shot, Mikaela!

Posted by  on  06/04  at  01:38 PM
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