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Tanuki

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14. That varies from one farm to another. My current CSA is a little more

Sat Mar 28, 2020, 03:33 PM

Mar 2020

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flexible than some. Fortunately I live in an area where there are several to choose from. I do understand what you mean, having gotten stuck with a lot of okra at a previous CSA, when that is one vegetable I never choose to buy. But on the whole, I have been really happy and have certainly tried quite a few things I might not have bought (or might not even have known about) but ended up liking.

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Something I did two weeks ago to prepare a bit. [View all] boston bean Mar 2020 OP

Where do you live? In 1950? gibraltar72 Mar 2020 #1

LOL boston bean Mar 2020 #2

1950 LOL! flying_wahini Mar 2020 #3

The milk and cream come in glass bottles, too. boston bean Mar 2020 #12

Pleasantville... Wounded Bear Mar 2020 #6

Pleasantville blm Mar 2020 #7

Great idea! People might also want to check their local farm CSA programs Tanuki Mar 2020 #4

Farmers markets will be opening soon... Grasswire2 Mar 2020 #5

Will they provide what I want, thought? LisaM Mar 2020 #9

That varies from one farm to another. My current CSA is a little more Tanuki Mar 2020 #14

Those are good ideas RoadRunner Mar 2020 #8

We successfully got MILK (2%) via Costco delivery. Brainfodder Mar 2020 #10

Shortages won't last long as people run out of money JCMach1 Mar 2020 #11

That's a great idea, Thanks. sarcasmo Mar 2020 #13