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Welcome to the Fair Share Farm Member Services page. This part of our site has been developed to help you get the most out of your CSA experience. It includes information you will need before coming out to the farm on the day of your work shift (Farm Workday Guidelines), an archive of newsletters for your perusal, a list of the tasty vegetables you can expect during the year, and other useful information.
Sign Up, Farm Work and Distribution Work Info
Meat, Bread and Egg Share Info
General Info
Farm News
Sign Up, Farm Work and Distribution Work Info
Sign up Meeting Materials
Links to copies of materials reviewed
at the sign up meeting are listed below.
CSA Organizational Flow
Chart
Scholarship
and Sliding Scale Description
CSA Description
Farm Workday Guidelines
One of the aspects of the Fair Share
Farm CSA that most members enjoy the most is their work shift at the farm.
To make your morning at the farm safe and enjoyable, please take the time
to read our farm guidelines.
Farm
Work Schedule 2008
Forget what day you signed up to come out to the farm to help us harvest? A copy
of the schedule is here.
It is your responsibility to find a replacement if you cannot make your shift.
Contact your fellow CSAers at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fairsharefarm.csa.
City
Distribution General Info
Wondering what you need to know to pick up your share on Wednesdays in the City?
Click here.
City
Distribution Work Schedule
Pick up at the Bad Seed Market and forgot what day you signed
up to help with distribution? A copy of the schedule is here.
It is your responsibility to find a replacement if you cannot make your shift.
Contact your fellow CSAers at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fairsharefarm.csa.
City
Distribution Worker Information
Working City distribution and wondering what it is you have to do?
What you need to know is here.
Yahoo!
Groups
In order to make communication among members
and with the farm simple, we have set up a Yahoo! Group. Our goal is to have
all of our members in the group. Click here for info
on how to join..
Meat, Egg and Bread Share Info
Egg and Meat Shares
Want to expand your local
eating? Sign up for meat and egg shares from Parker Farms. These
shares can be ordered from Parker Farms, and will be distributed
with the Fair Share Farm produce. Click
here for
a sign-up and deposit form, as well as information on Parker
Farms.
Bread
Shares
Want to further expand your local eating?
Sign up for bread shares from Bread of Life Bakery. These shares can be
ordered
from Bread of Life, and will be distributed with the Fair Share Farm produce.
You can place your bread share order with them at the Sign-up Meeting on
March 30, 2008..
Brochure
We look forward to our members letting
other people know the benefits of joining the Fair Share Farm CSA. You
can spread the word with our brochure.
Crops List
At Fair Share Farm we have taken on
the task of growing as many different fruits and vegetables as possible,
to provide our members with a flavorful and interesting mix in their
weekly share. This produce selection is based on input from our members,
growing conditions at the farm, and our attempts to create a nice balance
of seasonal fare.
Wish
List
We are in the process of purchasing our equipment for 2008. The Core Group has
suggested that we circulate a Wish
List to the membership for some of the types of items folks may have around
the house that they want to get rid of anyway. If there is anything else that
comes up in your new year’s cleaning that you think could help us at
the farm, let us know. If you have any questions, contact
us.
Bulk
List
Bulk items for the week are now posted on our blog.
Check out the "What's in
The Share" section.
The
New Farm Blog
We are looking into having a blog
versus a newsletter this year. You can view it at http://fairsharenews.blogspot.com/.
You will need to get a Google account to post comments.
Meet our New Farm Dog "Rocky"
Meet the newest addition to the farm,
Rocky.
Conversion
of Allis_Chalmers G Tractor from Gas to Electric
Follow the progress as we convert
our Allis Chalmers G tractor from gasoline to electric.
Newsletter
The archive of newsletters is provided for our members to allow you a convenient
way to access this information. We encourage the CSA to use these on-line
versions to minimize the need to print and distribute them, helping us
save resources and time. If you have any problems accessing them let us
know