Winter CSA: Week 17
While it feels like spring may have sprung in the hoophouses we still can see a few cold nights on the horizon. Still, growth in the crops inside the hoophouses is started to get rather noticeable, which bodes well for the volume of harvests in coming weeks. First, this week:

Tongue of Fire dry bean

Dry hot peppers

Collards

Spinach

Claytonia

Sweet sugary carrots continue

Some will probably be happy to know this is the last of the bumper crop of old world turnips (although I was certainly glad we had them given the snowy/cloudy winter we've had this year)

Frozen item (squash, peppers, tomatoes, etc)

Tongue of Fire dry bean

Dry hot peppers

Collards

Spinach

Claytonia

Sweet sugary carrots continue

Some will probably be happy to know this is the last of the bumper crop of old world turnips (although I was certainly glad we had them given the snowy/cloudy winter we've had this year)

Frozen item (squash, peppers, tomatoes, etc)
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