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Locals To Get Food Straight from the Farm Using CSA
Deadline is April 26 to sign-up for an opportunity to purchase local, seasonal produce directly from the farmer.
Sign-up are underway for the 2013 season of the Millburn-Short Hills Community Supported Agriculture Group, CSA.
The Millburn-Short Hills CSA, now in its sixth year, will once again offer residents the opportunity to purchase local, seasonal produce directly from a farmer.
CSA, or Community Supported Agriculture, is a community of individuals who pledge support to a farm operation providing mutual support and sharing the risks and benefits of food production.
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Millburn-Short Hills CSA pick up is every Friday from June 14 through Nov. 22 in downtown Millburn. The group is organized by township resident Melissa Goldberg.
The deadline for a membership is April 26.
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There will be opportunities throughout the season for members to purchase fresh baked goods, organic chicken and olive oil.
Members of the Millburn-Short Hills CSA will once again be supporting Starbrite Farms in Andover, Breezy Hill Orchard in Staatsburg, N.Y. and Knoll Krest Farm, Clinton Corners, N.Y.
Millburn-Short Hills CSA members can purchase vegetable and fruit shares and add on egg and pasta shares - each with a different price.
Share prices are: $625 for vegetable, $322 for fruit, $115 for a dozen eggs per week and $115 for fresh homemade pasta each week.
For more information about the Millburn-Short Hills CSA or to sign up, visit http://millburnshorthillscsa.blogspot.com/ or email millburnshorthillscsa@gmail.com.
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