CSA Balance Due

If you haven’t already paid, your balance is due. You can pay online through your account, mail a check to Evening Song Farm 48 Nice Road, Cuttingsville VT 05738, or leave a check in the CSA cash box at the barn. It’s very cool to pay in smaller chunks, just let us know what your payment plan is. You can also email or call us to pay with EBT.

If you get an email reminder that CSA payment is due: make that payment, let us know when you will be able to, or let us know if the amount due seems wrong. It adds a lot of extra computer time to try to repeatedly follow up with folks individually, so this is a simple way to lighten our administrative work. (Some of the auto emails have been a little funky, so we are happy to answer those questions if you get a weird one.) Thank you!

This Week’s Availability

This week we will have heirloom tomatoes, beefsteak tomatoes, paste tomatoes, grape tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, husk cherries, elderberries, fresh shallot bunches, sweet onions, celery, fennel, garlic scapes, purple kohlrabi, basil, parsley, cilantro, green cabbage, baby lettuce, spinach, arugula, pea shoots, green curly kale bunches, lacinato kale bunches, zucchini, summer squash, garlic bulbs, jalapenos, new potatoes, and spaghetti squash.

Click here to order your veggies for a delivered bag

Ordering closes at noon on Tuesdays for Wednesday bags, and at midnight on Wednesdays for Friday bags.

You do not need to fill out the form if you plan to come to the barn on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays to pick out your items yourself.

CSA pickup and delivery days and times

If you have any trouble using the online to order your veggies this week (or change your pickup location, or skip this week, or anything…) reach out to us. It’s easy to help.

Farm Photo Tour

Our family is away from the farm this week, but Adam has taken his usual weekly round of beautiful photos. Here they are!

And big shout out to the entire Evening Song Farm team who held down the farm in our absence and kept everything humming. We are so lucky to be vegetable farmers that get to escape and take our kids to the beach for a week. (It’s not common for veggie farmers to get away in the summer, and certainly wasn’t a part of our earlier farming career.) Thank you, team!