Heirloom Harvest Community Farm and CSA
Workshare

 Heirloom Harvest Community Farm and CSA
farmhands
local produce

fresh vegetables

organic produce

healthy vegetables
community supported agriculture
Welcome to Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA
About Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA
What is Community Supported Agriculture
Why local and organic produce
How to join Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA
Getting your produce from Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA
Help Wanted - jobs for interns, farmhands and workshares
What is a workshare at Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA
Visit Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA
What is a Urban Pickup Cooperative
Hunger Relief and Charity
Frequently Asked Questions about Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA
Recipes and Links about farming and organic produce
Contact Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA

Hopkinton Buying Co-op seeks new members. Get many items you would otherwise have to travel to Whole Foods to buy such as organic flour, sugar, rice, pasta, frozen foods or personal care and cleaning products. Contact Melissa at mewinghop@gmail.com, or 508-497-9428.

Heirloom Harvest is now offering paid internships for the 2008 season.

Agricultural workshares needed for 2008 season. Work one day a week on the farm helping with the harvest and other activities in exchange for a share. Contact farmer@heirloomharvestcsa.com.

Brookline pickup co-op seeks members. Contact the farmer at farmer@heirloomharvestcsa.com if you wish to join this pickup group.

Capable Heirloom Harvest apprentice is also a capable babysitter. Contact Bethany at 551.795.0651.

Heirloom Harvest is sold out of all shares that pickup at the farm. The only shares still available are for the Arlington, Brookline and Framingham pickup co-ops.

New Framingham pickup co-op forming. only a few slots available, so contact farmer@heirloomharvestcsa.com if you wish to join.

Crystal Spring shareholder seeks split-share partner. Contact Cora at ctm2006@yahoo.com.

About Heirloom Havest Community Farm and CSA

Heirloom Harvest farms 20 acres of land behind Saint Luke's Cemetery in Westborough. The Heirloom Harvest farmer is John Mitchell, who is starting his eighth season farming.

Special thanks is due to Father George Lange of Saint Luke's Parish in Westborough, for his good will and patience in allowing organic farmers the opportunity to create their vision of environmentally sound, community-oriented farming on the church-owned farmland surrounded on three sides by the Great Cedar Swamp, and one side by the cemetery.

Drive through the country and you'll probably see the monocropping practices of the conventionally farmed landscape. Walk through the fields of a CSA farm and you'll see the cropping diversity of what an old-fashioned market garden would have looked like. Maybe you'll see someone you know volunteering in the fields. If you choose to volunteer, maybe you or your children will make new friends and get the advantage of experiencing the constantly growing, changing landscape that is a working farm.


 
        

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