Huguenot Street Farm/CSA, New Paltz, NY
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Overview
Standard Share ($390): 21 weekly distributions of vegetables
50%-Bigger Share ($585): 21 weekly distributions of vegetables. Exactly 50% more food than the standard share.
Fruit Share ($150) Runs minimum 17 weeks
Vacation Option: If you are going on vacation during the summer, share your share with a friend, donate it to a needy New Paltz family.
Food is veganic (no use of slaughterhouse products, vegetables grown from plant-based manure sources).
(845) 256-0686
We are located on historic Huguenot Street right in the heart of New Paltz, New York, about an hour and half north of NYC. Over 125 varieties of vegetables, cut flowers, and fruits are grown here on 77 acres of forever protected and fertile crop land, forest and wetlands.
Huguenot Street Farm
Ron and Kathryn Khosla
205 Huguenot Street
New Paltz, NY 12561
phone: 845-810-0033
farm (at) flyingbeet.com
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