2011 Winter Share Contents
Shared Harvest is an extended season CSA. We’ve planned to include a nice variety of cold-season veggies (+apples!) in the share. Here’s what we’ve got planned: apples, beets, broccoli, bok choi, Brussels sprouts, cabbage (green, red and napa varieties), cauliflower, carrots, celery, celeriac, collard greens, dried beans, escarole, fennel, garlic, kale, lettuce, leeks, onions (red and yellow varieties), parsley root, parsnips, pie pumpkins, peppers (green and red), potatoes, popcorn, radicchio, rutabagas, salad turnips, sweet potatoes, Swiss chard, shallots, spinach, two kinds of winter radishes and winter squash including delicata, kabocha and butternut.
You can read about what has been in past Shared Harvest shares by looking through the blog archives for the months of October, November and December. Here’s a link to summaries of the 2010 winter share. The 2012 share will be similar, with a few adjustments that reflect shareholder feedback.
Share Options, Locations, Cost, Dates and Pick-Up Times
Arlington Pick-up Site: St. Paul Lutheran Church, 929 Concord Turnpike, Arlington, MA
Arlington 3-month option, $240. Oct 20, Nov 10, Dec 8, 10 AM-1 PM
Arlington 2-month option, $160. Nov 10 & Dec 8, 1-4 PM pick-up
Canton Pick-up Site: Bradley Estate, 2468B Washington Street (Route 138)
Canton 3-month option, $240. Oct 27, Nov 17, Dec 15, 9 AM-Noon pick-up
Canton 2-month option, $160. Nov 17 & Dec 15, 9 AM-Noon pick-up
Distribution locations
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Buying a share
Shares go on sale to current shareholders in January 2012, and to new folks in February. To sign up for a share, email jane [at] sharedharvestcsa [dot] com and I’ll send you share information and a link to our on-line sign-up form.
Payment options include check in the mail and online credit card (via Paypal). This year we also have an option to pay for your share in 2 installments (only available with payment by check in the mail). This option is provided so that folks can sign up early and help the farmers be more secure in their planning, while allowing the shareholder to pay the balance at a later date.
