Some of you have asked April and I about our produce delivery. We have signed up for a CSA (community supported agriculture) through Farmer in the Dale. The produce is all local and mostly organic. What we like best is we can select the produce a week in advance. We feel like the price is reasonable and you can't beat the convenience of delivery to your front door!
Here are some of the benefits I've found since we've started ordering from Farmer in the Dale:
1.) Cooking with fresh vegetables is a priority because you don't want to waste one bit of this amazing produce! This translates to healthier coking.
2.) Taste- the organic apples, Yukon gold potatoes and the spring salad mix are delicious! They are significantly better than anything I've bought at the grocery store. (Eric doesn't usually like spring mix- but now he does because it is so fresh).
3.) No mater how busy my week is and if I've made it to the store- we have fresh fruit for snacks and veggies to go along with something out of the freezer for dinner.
Okay- so the question you are asking is how much? We pay $30 a week for 10 units of produce. We split it between the two of us. I still supplement some produce from the grocery store. We do have a local farmers market twice a week but it isn't at the most convenient times and isn't really close to where I live. Plus taking three kids... need I say more? Check out the Farmer in the Dale website for more info http://www.farmerandthedale.com.
Friday, March 5, 2010
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I get veggies from TD Willey farms...I love it! More veggies than fruit, but does make a huge difference!!!! I pay $60 per month for the seedling box, I LOVE it!!!!!
I love TD Willey too- I did it about 2 years ago. The only advantage I see to doing Farmer in the Dale is that you can select what you get (because cooking rainbow swiss chard was a challange for me:))
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