Sign up now for subscription program at Massaro Farm in Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE - It might still feel like winter outside but Massaro Community Farm staff is reporting for duty and they are busy planting crops that will yield the abundant produce for our subscription program of organic vegetables, herbs, and flowers beginning in June. 
The farm is located at 41 Ford Road on the Ansonia town line.

Enrollment is now open for the farm’s 2018 Community Supported Agriculture seasonal subscription program.

Signing up now is an essential aspect of the CSA model. By doing so you provide the necessary funds to support the farm operation, lighten the farm staff load during the height of the growing season, and enjoy a weekly bountiful harvest throughout the season. 
Check out our website for 10- and 20-week subscription rates and options - $675 full share/$375 half share.

When you secure your spot in Massaro's 2018 CSA, you join other like-minded people around the country who are committed to:

• eating healthy foods and preparing them for their families;
• supporting farmers;
• buying local;
• investing in community.

Download a registration form from our website or sign up online for the Massaro Farm CSA to get our certified organic produce, June through October, grown and harvested daily at Massaro Community Farm. 
On farm pickup, delivery, and flexible season options available.

Spring festival

On May 20 from noon-5 p.m. the farm will host its annual Celebrate Spring festival. 
This unofficial opening of the season will include the sale of organic vegetable seedlings, flowers and perennials. 
The day will also include a lineup of workshops, kid-friendly activities, a Maypole dance, food for purchase and music. 
Entrance is free; certain workshops may have a suggested donation. 

Massaro Community Farm, Inc. is a nonprofit certified organic farm. Its mission is to keep farming, feed people and build community. 

The farm fulfills its mission by offering the sale of produce to seasonal subscribers, and to restaurants and farmer’s markets; by running farm-based education for youth and adults, and by holding several events each year. 

The farm donates a minimum of 10 percent of its weekly harvest to hunger relief agencies, which amounts have totaled more than 53,000 pounds of food to date. 

For more information, contact the office or visit www.MassaroFarm.org. 


This is a press release from Massaro Farm.