On Saturday July 8th, our members have been invited to an exclusive tour of the farm at Queens Botanical Garden. If you are volunteering this week, it is absolutely essential that you read the volunteer directions below. The directions are slightly different than last year, so even seasoned members need to read! We cannot hold/save your share for you if we do not hear from you by 7:59 – and yes we do check email and answer the phone all throughout pick-up hours.Īlso if you notice anyone wander in off the street looking to buy vegetables, please direct them to the shift coordinator or to the volunteer table where we have flyers explaining what the CSA is, and how we work. We will do our best to work out a plan for an alternate pick up time for you, but even if you definitely are forefiting, please just drop a line (email, text, phone call, Facebook message, etc). Signing also reminds everyone exactly what you get which streamlines the process.Īnd please let us know if you can’t pick up your share.

Please remember to sign in! Occasionally a volunteer is distracted and forgets to insist, please try to remember yourself. To those with milk (goat or cow) or egg shares: please bring your milk jars back, as well as your empty egg cartons, so Goodale can re-use them.

NOTE: If you’re not planning to buy a bag, please bring a bag with you to take your veggies (and other products) home. They’re here! Our new CSA tote bags will be available for sale tomorrow. We are still looking for some high school volunteers if you know any teens with a service commitment to fill. Jessica Colon, Jay House and Dionne Rocke

Golden earthworm farm job