CSA Program - Fall 2012
A Fall Share will be offered in the Pueblo region only, in 2012 and will have a limit of 30 shares.
It will begin in Mid-Late October for a total of 6 weeks. The cost will be $160.00 for a One-Size only share.  
How and When do I Sign Up?
Use the order form below or we can send one to you. Signup is from January 2012 to July 2012. The sooner you sign up and payment sent, the sooner your Fall Share will be reserved since there are a limited amount of shares offered.
What Types of Food Will I Receive?
We grow specific types and varieties that do exceptionally well in cooler weather. Beets, Cabbages, Carrots, Asian Greens, Spinach, Lettuce, Onions, Winter Squash, Potatoes, etc....These are grown in the field as storage crops, freshly grown in our high tunnels (unheated greenhouses). There is nothing better than "Frosted" vegetables.
 
Fall CSA Order Form
(please print out and send with payment)
Name:
Address:
City:                                 State:              Zip:
Telephone:
Email:
Any food allergies?
By purchasing a Fall Share with Country Roots Farm, I am contributing to the farmer's ability to continue to offer locally grown foods. I am making a financial commitment for the Fall season. Nature is unpredictable and even though I am guaranteed fresh produce for the growing season, due to the inherent risks of farming, there are no guarantees on the exact amount of produce I will receive.
 
Please make checks payable to:   Ryan Morris
Country Roots Farm
29342 Everett Rd.
Pueblo, CO  81006
organicminds@earthlink.net     719-948-2206
Winter News From the Farm
It's January 2012 and we are wrapping up all growing for this season except for food we grow for ourselves in one of the high tunnels or keep in our root cellar bus. The bus is working out really well for food preservation, we couldn't be happier!
For the rest of Winter we will be focusing on fixing equipment, dealing with messes, new projects, raising some new chicks, moving the animal houses around to new ground, chores, home studies with Reed, and altering our physical relationship with the farm to an intellectual one - planning and reading by the fire will be a welcome change of pace for the moment. February wlll bring a change of pace in readying and planing in our high tunnels for our new Spring CSA share!