February 10

Published on
February 11, 2020

Box Contents:

2 lbs Oranges

1 lb Bok Choi

1 lb Broccoli

1 bu Gold Chard

1 bu Green Garlic

1 lb Yellow Finn Potatoes

.5 lb Little Gem Lettuce

1 bu Parsley

Field Notes: We’ve entered a dry, windy, warm spell. The last few days have been sunny, with temperatures in the mid to high 60’s which feels unseasonably warm, especially compared to last year. There is no rain in the foreseeable future. If February is dry, we will have some early planting windows for the spring and early summer crops but of course, we need more rain! March might be wetter than February, cross your fingers!  Onions and kale are in the ground and the smell of cilantro is in the air.

Box Notes: We will include oranges from Blue Heron, Rumsey, in this week’s veggie box. They are certified organically grown by CCOF.

News: More drop sites have been added:

Concord. This drop site is near the corner of Concord Blvd and Ayers Rd.

El Sobrante. Off of Pablo Damn Road and Appian Way.

El Cerrito. Please keep telling your friends about this site.

ALSO, we have added a new payment plan. You can pay for 6 months in advance and receive 1 box free.

Save the Date: The 105th Almond Festival is Sunday, February 23, 2020 –

An all-day, 5 town event celebrating the almond blossoms of the region. There’s a pancake breakfast served by the FFA at Esparto High School, a book sale at the Esparto Library and delicious wood-fired pizza featuring Riverdog Farm sausage is served in the hamlet of Rumsey.  Copy and paste this link to get a map and more information. https://www.espartoregionalchamber.com/events/2019/2/24/capay-valley-almond-festival-mbwfn

OR check out Facebook!   https://www.facebook.com/Espartoregionalchamber/