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July 12th at Ledge Top Farm

I BIG  shout out to those Helping Neighbor CSA sponsors. The recipient families are much appreciating their weekly veg. They asked me to pass that along to you all.

The raspberries are in a transition now. The older canes are ending their production but the new canes have not quite started yet, so the yield is low until the newer canes get going. The varieties I grow bear fruit twice during the season, with considerable over lap, so there may not be enough for everyone for a week or two.
Shell peas/English peas are almost fill out, so they will be ready soon. I was hoping this week but not yet.
Still don’t have enough help on the farm with all to growth coming on. If you know anyone that wants to do some weeding, harvesting and general farm help let me know.
A shout out to Old Ivy farm that used to be part of the Milford Farmers market. They were booted out by the farm manager for no good reason that I can see. They did a good job with their pies and home made goods. They are at the Merrimack FM on Thursday 3-6 PM. Visit them if you can.

Her’s what’s available:
Rhubarb $5 per pound
Romaine Lettuce $4 each
Green leaf lettuce $3 each
Salad mix $5 per bunch
Slicing cucumbers $1 each
Beets $4 per bunch
Chard $5 per bunch
Kale $5 per bunch (Curly, red Russian flat, or Tuscan varieties)
Red Chieftain potatoes $4 per pound
Green/Yellow beans $2 per bunch
Shell peas (maybe) $7 per pint box
Blueberries $5 per 1/2 pint box
Raspberries $5 per 1/2 pint box
Garlic scapes $3 per bunch, maybe some garlic too, harvest this week
Basil $5 per bunch
Dill $3 per bunch
Parsley $4 per bunch
Tat soi $3 per bunch
Arugula $5 per bunch
Hearty greens $5 per bunch
From
Tom Mitchell
Mailing address:
487 Center Road.
Wilton, NH 03086
Text at 603 620-7302

July 5th at Ledge Top Farm

Thank you all that have donated to the Neighbor helping Neighbor CSA. These donations will fund produce for many weeks to come.

The work load is increasing on the farm and not enough hands to do the work, so if you know of anyone needing work send them my contact info at Ledge Top Farm.
The Milford Farmers market site has changed to the old Agway, now Blue Seal farm store driveway area. Still on Saturday from 10-1PM.
The Peterborough Farmers market will be in the Bowling Acres parking area on Wednesday 3-6 PM.
We will not be allowing pick ups at the farm on Wednesday afternoon or Saturday morning.
Here’s what growing this week:
Salad  mix $5 per bunch
Arugula $5 per bunch
Dill $3 per bunch
Parsley $4 per bunch
Basil $5 per bunch
Cucumber $1 each (limit 2)
Snow peas $7 per pint box or 2 for $12
Blueberries $5 per 1/2 pint box
Raspberries $5 per 1/2 pint box
Mint $3 per bunch
Green beans, some yellow beans $2 per bag(1/2 pound) very limited supply
Beets $4 per bunch
Kale $5 per bunch (Curly, Red Russian and Tuscan varieties)
Chard $5 per bunch
Leaf lettuce $3 per head or 2 for $5
Eggs $7 per dozen.

To order:

1. Reply to this email or text 603 620-7302.

2. List one item per line with the quantity.

3. Tell me the day and time you want to pick up, but not Wednesday after noon nor Saturday morning.  We try to pick just before you will pick up.

4. Wait for conformation so you know we got your order. This is usually in minutes.

5. Pick up at the time you choose. 

From
Tom Mitchell
Mailing address:
487 Center Road.
Wilton, NH 03086
Text at 603 620-7302

June 28th at LTF

Thanks so much for the sponsor support for the helping neighbor CSA. We are sponsoring 8 families currently. If you want to sponsor a family or continue the support for the current families, then send a donation of $100 to Ledge Top Farm, 487 Center Road., Wilton, NH 03086. Your gift will provide $20 per week to deserving families for 5 weeks. They will be able to order LTF produce themselves with your donation. It is not a tax deductible donation. The gift just gives them access to our farm products without an expense to them.

We are still looking for help. Currently we do not have enough staff to keep up with the chores on the farm.
This week we have:
Raspberries $5 per 1/2 pint box
Arugula $5 per bunch
Salad mix $5 per bunch
Green leaf lettuce $3 per head
Eggs $7 per dozen
Parsley $4 per bunch
Basil $5 per bunch
Garlic scapes $3 per bunch
Chard $5 per bunch
Collards $5 per bunch
Kale $5 per bunch (Tuscan, Curly or Red Russian)
Slicing cucumbers $1 each
Dill $3 per bunch
Snow peas $7 per pint box
Carrots $4 per bunch
Beets $4 per bunch
Blueberries $5 per 1/2 pint box (we are starting the pick, so quantities are low)
To order:

1. Reply to this email or text 603 620-7302.

2. List one item per line with the quantity.

3. Tell me the day and time you want to pick up. We try to pick just before you will pick up.

4. Wait for confirmation so you know we got your order. This is usually in minutes.

5. Pick up at the time you choose.

We will be at the Peterborough Farmers Market Wednesday from 3-6 PM at the bowling Acres parking lot on Elm Street.

We will be at the Milford Farmers Market Saturday 10-1pm at the old Agway, now Blue Seal farm store, Elm st, Milford.

All LTF products are guaranteed. If you don’t like the produce you got from us, then we will refund your purchase or advance you credit for it. We attempt to pick the best we can grow and get it to you.

From
Tom Mitchell
Mailing address:
487 Center Road.
Wilton, NH 03086
Text at 603 620-7302

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