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Farm

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Warwick, NY 10990. In Greek mythology, the Hesperides are nymphs who tend a blissful garden in a far western corner of the world, located near the mountains on a distant blessed island. We tend a blissful 12 (now 88) acres of rich, fertile soil in the western corner of Orange County, York of New in the shadow of Mounts Adam and Eve near the Island of Pine. The better the soil, the better the produce! Harvested, sustainably grown vegetables from June through November. This is all we do! We do not sell at ...

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My Story Part Two

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My Story, Part II. I get it, I do. We live in a world with a short attention span.5 seconds, a headline or no more than 140 characters. So, when people ask me, Are you organic? After pulling out a few more hairs and screaming inside my head, I can honestly answer, Yes! I am Are you. I am not, legally speaking (I have not paid the USDA to use the term which they own) nor will I ever be (if you're confused at this point, please read My Story, Part I. Which explains more fully). Frames also on a few acres.

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My Story

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I like to say that I’m a 200 th. Generation farmer. And I believe it’s actually true. That’s assuming a generous lifespan of 50 years for my ancestors for the past 10,000 years which is when we transitioned from a hunter-. Gatherer society to agriculture. Both of my parents grew up on small farms in Northern Illinois. My father, who worked as an engineer, returned to his agricultural roots when I was 10 years old when he and my mother bought a 160-. My father was ahead of his time and raised grass-.

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Farmers

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He'll do anything on the farm as long as he doesn't have to get off the tractor. But he does maintain all the equipment.a total of 42 engines (that means at least 42 oil changes per year! His favorite part of the farm? He likes distributing the vegetables to the members.and drinking his vegetables aka green drinks. Weeding, not so much. When he's not working with the CSA, he'd rather be hanging with the wolf dogs or birds of prey. Jacob. Table meals and selling them for $95. Lisa. My Story Part One.

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Sample Shares

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Long Island cheese pumpkin. My Story Part One. My Story Part Two.

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Vegetable List

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Basil (Genovese and purple). Beets (red and yellow). Cabbage (green, red and napa). Carrots (orange and rainbow). Eggplant (Italian, round and oriental). Kohlrabi (green and red). Kale (winterbor, red and toscano). Lettuce (red and green leaf, Boston and romaine). Onions (red, yellow, white and cippolini). Peppers (green, red, poblano and hot). Potatoes (Yukon gold, red and fingerlings). Pumpkins (baby pam, carving and Long Island cheese). Radishes (red, Easter egg and daikon). Spinach (loose and bunched).

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CSA

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Warwick, NY 10990. Hesperides Organica offers a full-. Season, weekly subscription for local, freshly-. Grown vegetables and herbs. Known as Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), this is a parnership between the farm and members. Each member receives a box of seasonal produce weekly. We offer several convenient locations for pickup (see current pickup locations on sign-. Up form). Or gather ten friends and create your own pickup location! My Story Part One. My Story Part Two.

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FAQ

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Where can I buy your produce? We only sell our produce through our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) in which members sign up to receive a box of freshly-. Harvested vegetables and herbs each week. We do not sell at Farmer's Markets. We do not sell wholesale. We do not sell to restaurants. This means our members get the best of everything (and everything) that we grow! Where do I pick up my produce each week? Fresh eggs, maple syrup, grass-. How do I sign up? Do you take credit cards or paypal? The p...

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Partners

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Warwick, NY 10990. My Story Part One. My Story Part Two.

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My Story Part One

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I like to say that I’m a 200 th. Generation farmer. And I believe it’s actually true. That’s assuming a generous lifespan of 50 years for my ancestors for the past 10,000 years which is when we transitioned from a hunter-. Gatherer society to agriculture. Both of my parents grew up on small farms in Northern Illinois. My father, who worked as an engineer, returned to his agricultural roots when I was 10 years old when he and my mother bought a 160-. My father was ahead of his time and raised grass-.