February 17

Published on
February 17, 2020

Box Contents:

2 lbs Mandarins

2 hds Green Cauliflower

1 lb Broccoli

1 bu Curly Kale

1 hd Red Cabbage

1 Butterkin Squash

1 lb King Richard Leeks

Field Notes: The chickens have been pecking away happily and laying plenty of eggs, however there is currently a shortage of meat birds. Meat birds will be back mid-March. You only have to wait another week for asparagus; they will be a CSA staple for 4 consecutive boxes. Carrots and beets have been seeded and are currently being planted in the ground, they will be ready in 4 months.  Tomatoes have been seeded in the greenhouses and you don't have to wait too much longer for our selection of peas.

Box Notes: We will include CCOF organic certified Mandarins from Gold Oak Ranch, in this week’s veggie box.

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 THIS 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/