Whats Happen At Country Taste Farm
Week 18 of 18 CSA Season The final Week for the Country
Taste Farm 2019 CSA Season
Whats in your CSA
Share this week You do not Need to bring you Boxes Back
Winter Squash Acorn
Honey Crisp
Apple
Mixed Bag of apples Honey Gold, Connel Red, Fire side, Empire.
Full Size Tomato
Onion
Potatoes ; Red & Yukon Gold
Bell Pepper
“Know Your Farmer
Know Your Food”
All Produce is available at the farm store Wednesdays 11am
to 7pm
For those of
you attending the Saturday Oct 5th Event please read The following info:
The 9th annual Country Taste Farm Customer Appreciation and U-Pick Final
Harvest (Members, Employees and family only)
Saturday
October 5, 2019: 12:00 Noon to 4:00Pm
Schedule
Customer Registration and light Lunch 12:00noon to 1:00pm
We will serve Slope Joe on a bun, (baked potato bar)
baked potato with condiments, and Beverage Fresh Apple Cider from our Apples
starting at Noon till 1:00pm
U-pick Final Harvest will Begin at 1:00Pm End At 4:PmCustomers may harvest from the 4
High Tunnels, Squash Wagon, Apple crates.
Field: Carrots, Potato and Pumpkin Field.
As we have a very large Group of Customers
and to give everyone a fair chance to harvest, customers will provide their own
boxes, bags, buckets. The use of wagons, Wheel barrows, etc will not be
allowed. No early harvesting! Take what you can use but leave some for others.
As we are
not a you pick farm Our insurance Company has issued a rider policy for this
event but has put some restrictions on what we can do.
“The duration of the Event May not
exceed 4 Hours. Driveway must be kept open for emergency vehicles. Parking and
no parking areas will be marked. The Packaging and washing area along with the
equipment may not be used as there is a concern about “training the general
public” for its operations. So please
stay out of the areas marked with yellow caution tape. We will provide a sink
and water hose for your use to rinse produce.”
Warning
Inherent Risk of Agritourism
Under Minnesota Law, a provider of
agritourism activities is not liable for injury, damage, or death of a
participant resulting from an inherent risk of agritourism. Inherent risks
include: natural hazards and conditions of land, water and vegetation; behavior
of wild, domestic, and farm animals; ordinary dangers or farm, ranch,
processing, and other machinery, equipment and structures; and, other dangers or
conditions integral to an agritourism activity. Participants assume the
inherent risk of agritourism activities.
MINN.STAT,604A.20
(2016)
Thank you So Much for
Your Support in the Country Taste Farm CSA we appreciate our customers and hope
to improve every year. We are working hard to provide Farm Fresh, locally grown
produce; many products that we use are approved for use in Organic growing
systems.