NOTE: Our website has had security issues this week, and when we sent out the Fresh Sheet on Wednesday it probably went into your spam folder. We believe we've dealt with the issues, but thought we would re-send this Fresh Sheet so you don't miss out on this week's lovely produce.
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So nice to experience some beautiful, crisp fall days! We will continue to harvest fall produce right through the fall. The Loutet Farm market will continue to run Wednesdays and Thursdays (rain or shine!) right through to October 31st.
The sugar pie pumpkins are starting to be ready to eat. Time to start thinking about soups and stews and pies and muffins! (See below for some recipe ideas)
We are happy to report that we are now running two "checkouts" on Saturday morning to help move through the line quicker and we have been able to keep a selection of most of our produce on the table past 11am.
Here's what's fresh this week:
Fresh Sheet
Wednesday September 23rd, 4pm-6pm
Saturday September 26th, 10am-12pm
- Salad Mix
- Arugula
- Spinach
- Radishes
- Salad Turnip bunches
- Kale bunches
- Beet bunches
- Carrot bunches
- Green Onions
- Swiss Chard
- English cucumbers
- Garlic (Red Russian hardneck)
- Cherry Tomatoes
- Heirloom Tomatoes
- Winter Squash (Delicata, Butternut, Acorn, Sugar Pie Pumpkin)
- Flower bouquets (Saturday only)
- Straw Bales (mulch your garden: less water, fewer weeds, warm plants in the fall/winter)
Please note: we do our best to project what we can harvest, but we can't guarantee that everything will be available, or available at both Wed. and Sat. markets. As we have limited quantities of some items, arrive early for the best selection. Most items are limited to 2 per family/purchase.
Get Involved
Workbees:
- Sat. Sept 26th, 10am-12pm
- Wed. Sept 30th, 4:30-6:00pm (Potluck too!)
Come out the last Wednesday of the month and help us wrestle with the newest plant invasion (aka weeds). Or join the compost social, with muscle-building and aromatherapy as added benefits! Bring a plate to share and join us for the potluck at out new celebration table afterward.
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