As our first succession of tomatoes dies, and our second succession is just starting to ripen we will be a little low on tomatoes this week. All of the wet weather has brought so many tomato diseases to the farm and we lost our first field tomatoes a little earlier then normal. There are not many organic treatments for tomato diseases besides copper. Copper is known to cause Alzheimer's disease and dementia, so we enjoy the tomatoes while they are here and luckily have a g

Vegetable Shares will have cantaloupe in them this week from a local, organic farm. We cannot provide them from our farm due to our immense groundhog pressure but wanted to make sure you all got a taste of the deliciousness that is local melons. Kale and Chard will be back next week and salad mix will be back then too! We are excited to announce that we are adding a limited number of Late Fall Shares to the CSA Season this year in Lambertville. Many of you have asked about

Oh mid-August, otherwise known as farmer burnout month. There is a certain hecticness to August and a heaviness in the air that we don't experience in any other month. The other day, speaking with our crew leader Savannah, she expressed amazement at just how much there is to do right now. Harvest, seed, plant, wash, pack, clean out old beds, weed, etc. The weeds have not slowed down yet and won't until late September. Our newly planted Fall crops must be cultivated when the w