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Greg Horner2016-01-31T15:11:18+00:00Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has actually been around for a [...]
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After a very warm Winter, and unusual weather in the Spring, Maryland farms face some considerable challenges. Deep Run Farms is taking steps to ensure a robust, high quality product for its CSA and wholesale produce customers.
At Deep Run Farms, we’re taking advantage of this great, warm weather, and have gotten an early start planting vegetables for our 2012 Maryland CSA program. It’s only March, and we’ve already planted 2 acres of sweet corn, as well as onions, spinach and beets. Apply Online!
Greg Horner was interviewed by Carrie Ann Knauer on Tuesday, and the article featuring our 2012 CSA Program made the front page of the Sunday paper!
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