The latest from Fifth Crow - Registration is open!
Thank you to everyone who joined us during our 2023 CSA Season and to our wholesale partners. Though our weather has been wet and dreary as of late, we’re well underway in getting things rolling for our 2024 CSA season, wholesale, and markets. Now more than ever, we are guided by our belief in growing food that promotes not only human health, but that of our surrounding ecosystem and its future inhabitants.
Our subscription/CSA signup is open – please see the subscription/CSA page for more info and registration links.
We are also still at four weekly farmers’ markets, with lovely flowers, bunched greens, herbs, lettuces, heirloom beans, and more!
With your support, we plan to continue to provide sustainable and healthy food to our customers, while caring for the employees and families of Fifth Crow Farm who are crucial to putting it on the table.
The Farm
Fifth Crow Farm is a young and growing, highly diversified, certified organic farm in Pescadero, California, halfway between San Francisco and Santa Cruz.
CSA
CSA stands for “Community Supported Agriculture”. Customers invest in the farm by committing to buy a weekly box of produce for the whole season.
Jobs
We are seeking hard-working, enthusiastic farmers that have experience working on a production farm to join our team both on the farm and at our farmers’ markets.
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CSA Hot Topic – Follow Up
I can't believe it has already been nine weeks since I brought up the issue of CSA memberships around the country struggling. (You can refer back to newsletter #11 if you need to remind yourself of the issue and some of the reasons why CSA membership has fallen across...
In The Field, Week 20
Our first rains were expected to arrive this last weekend so it's been a mad dash to get the dry beans threshed and into covered bins. Rain is not good for dry beans! We also needed to get the shallots inside under cover. They had been pulled from the field weeks ago...
In The Field, Week 19
Many of the dry bean varieties have been pulled up in the field. In the past we have planted 2 acres of dry beans and this year we planted 5! Once the plants are pulled they finish drying out on large pieces of landscape cloth. We then thresh, sort and clean mostly by...
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