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MILLSAP FARMS CSA NEWSLETTER Harvesting SpringOnions for you this cloudy morning. MILLSAP FARM ELSEWHERE  W E B S I T E Welcome to this weeks Summer CSA Newsletter for Millsap Farms. Today is the day to get your vegetables! (This … Continue reading →

Farm News: Why we purchase our asparagus from other farmers (for now)…April 18, 2017 When we first started the farm, 10 years ago, we understood, at least academically, the importance of getting perennials, like fruit trees, rhubarb, and asparagus, into … Continue reading →

New this year we are offering the convenience of a season pass at last years cost! These are only available for sale through April.  Never worry about us selling out, Season Pass holders are always welcome.  Also available is an optional Companion … Continue reading →

Welcome to Millsap Farms Winter CSA Harvest List and Newsletter!View this email in your browser MILLSAP FARMS CSA NEWSLETTER Ella and Julie harvesting lovely red radishes this morning.  MILLSAP FARM ELSEWHERE  W E B S I T E This is … Continue reading →

MILLSAP FARMS CSA NEWSLETTER We had lots of help on this beautiful CSA day! Thanks Sasha and everyone else who helped today! MILLSAP FARM ELSEWHERE W E B S I T E This is the 6th winter CSA!  Welcome back everyone! … Continue reading →

Click here to JOIN NOW! How does it work? Millsap Farm’s CSA is a partnership between the member and the farmer that helps sustain local access to fresh produce. CSA members support the farmer, giving them an opportunity to responsibly … Continue reading →

Happily cleaning turnips! Because of the cold, much of the produce you receive today will not be washed.  We have wiped off wear appropriate (as pictured here) or just not washed at all as in the case of the lettuce, … Continue reading →

Millsap Farms Newsletter   Dec 6, 2016 Farm News: A season ago, Emma, 12 years old, and Anna 11 years old, took over our CSA bread shares. They have baked with me and under me but this was no small … Continue reading →

Farm News: Thanksgiving on the FarmNovember 22, 2016 Since I’ve started farming over a decade ago, I’ve learned a lot about gratitude.  Perhaps it’s partly because of our constant exposure to the outdoors, where we realize just how vulnerable we … Continue reading →

Turkeys are very friendly and social.
They all flock to the front when we come near.
You can see they’re getting lots of fresh air and green grass. Continue reading →