2012 CSA SHARES AVAILABLE NOW
Shares in The Alleged Farm CSA 2012 season are available now. This is your chance to ensure that you get weekly deliveries of our wide array of farm fresh produce--we grow everything from artichokes to zucchini, and often in tasty and attractive varieties you will never normally encounter. And we have lots of sites in the region, so getting your weekly assortment of vegetables is easy. We offer pick up spots in Troy, East Greenbush, Menands, dowtown Albany, the Pine Hills neighborhood in Albany, Delmar, Guilderland, Schectady and Clifton Park.
But wait, there's more. In addition to a lot of healthy, tasty food you also get a weekly newsletter full of the farmer's dispeptic musings and the certain knowledge of where your food comes from, how it is grown and who grows it. And by signing up now you can get all that--the good food, the direct connection to the farm it comes from, the pessimism--at a discount off our already remarkably reasonable price. So don't wait. This offer is good for a limited time only.
To get a share, click on the "2012 Sign Up Form" link and follow the directions. And don't forget to enter "2012-2" in the discount code space to get the early sign up price.
The Alleged Farm
Our farm is located in the Town of Easton, in the rolling hills of southern Washington County, New York. We farm on fields under continuous cultivation since 1788 and take our stewardship of the land seriously. For us, that means a commitment to sustainable practices such as crop rotation, controlled grazing, minimal tillage and the use of cover crops and compost in order to promote and maintain the health of the earth.
We are also committed to growing tasty and healthy crops. We believe that fresh local produce tastes better and that crops grown without the use of synthetic fertilizer and pesticide are better for you and for everything that lives on our farm. We do everything we can—from choosing varieties to choosing when to harvest a crop—to ensure that our customers receive the best possible produce.
If you want to try some of our produce—and we grow everything from artichokes to zucchini--you can join our CSA or visit our stand at the Glens Falls farmers' market. Individuals and businesses can also contact the farm to arrange purchases.
Thomas Christenfeld
The Alleged Farmer