Wishing Stone Farm
February 2013
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August 2012
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Newsletter:
August 3, 2012 - Greetings from the Farm →
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A big sigh of relief here as we have received two separate soaking rains to ease our drought weary fields. Lets keep that trend going please! Hard to believe it is already August…
July 2012
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May 2012
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April 2012
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October 2011
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2011 CSA Newsletter - Issue 10 →
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This up coming week is the last full week of our 2011 summer/fall 20 week season. We have harvested, loaded the truck and attended (by the end of next week) 127 Markets! We are very grateful to all who have attended these markets both CSA Members and walk-ins!
2011 CSA Newsletter - Issue 9 →
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We have lots of beautiful produce still to be harvested in the fields. Don’t miss our fresh ginger which made it’s way to market this week, did you know it freezes beautifully whole! The Brussels Sprouts are waiting for a few more cold nights to sweeten up, but the cauliflower and broccoli are tasting awesome!
September 2011
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Wishing Stone Farm - Winter CSA 2011
This winter Wishing Stone Farm is offering a CSA Winter Share program in three locations in Rhode Island. They will be in Barrington, Providence and Little Compton. The program will start in November and go to the end of March with pickups occurring every other week. Along with our fresh organic produce, there will be a Bread Share, a Meat Share and a Babbette’s Feast Specialties Share. Please follow the link to our website for more information: http://bit.ly/rijzIr
The bee’s knees: DIY honey craze sweeps New York | Grist →
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“There’s a revolution taking place in Brooklyn and in cities all across the U.S.,” says amateur beekeeper Ross Brown. “People want a stronger, more immediate connection to their surroundings, and many are turning back to the land, even if that ‘land’ is in containers on fire escapes.”
Making Food Seriously Local - NYTimes.com →
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FARM:shop in East London is an ambitious experiment in how we feed ourselves and how we use space.
Besides the Shaw Rd pickup, where and when are the other pick up locations? Gail
The following is a list of the farmers’ markets we attend:
The Hope Street Farmers Market is on Saturday 9 AM to 12:30 PM and on Wednesday 3:30 to 6:00 PM from June 4th to October 29th. Location is in the northern end of Lippitt Park on the corner of Hope Street and Blackstone Boulevard.
The Barrington Farmers Market is on Tuesday from June 14th to October 25th. Location is in the parking lot of Ace Hardware Store on the corner of County Road and Rumstick Road. Hours of operation are from 3-6 PM.
The Little Compton Farmers Market is on Saturday 10 AM to 4 PM and Tuesday 3 to 6 PM from June 14th to October 29th. Location is at our farm at 25 Shaw Road.
