Best five things to buy at Log Cabin Farm Stand, Eastham, MA!

July 25, 2019 Log Cabin Farm Stand, Eastham, MA Next time you visit a farm stand, try playing a little game. Rank the top five items! You'll feel more mindful of the freshness of the food. You'll probably notice a few items you might overlook if you just rush through your visit. It's fun! I…

I’m giving it a go again…why I bought a CSA share this year. Food for thought.

Our neighborhood got its first CSA share program (Community-Supported Agriculture) about 10 years ago, and I was an early subscriber. But, but, but...after a couple of seasons, I quit. Here's why I quit my old CSA share program years ago and why I joined a new one this year! Oh you people and your acronymsCSA,…

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park China

Best 5 items at the Biao Zhi Men farmers market stands, Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China

Follow my blog with Bloglovin October 28, 2018 Oh, you read that city name right. Enjoy this #farmstand5 from Zhangjiajie! (close enough prounounciation "jong-jya-jyay") Across time and time zones, farmstand culture highlights how small farm stands and farmers markets are a cohesive force in communities. Whether you're south of Boston in Cape Cod or in the…

Best 5 items at the Lizzie’s Corner farmers market stand

October 9, 2018 All summer I tried and failed to make it over to the Seymour Farmers Market behind the historic Seymour Congregational Church about 25 minutes drive from New Haven, Connecticut. You should see it. Ok, I should take some pictures so you can see it. There's a powerful terraced waterfall in the Naugatuck…

Farm stand vs. farmers market

What's the difference between a farm stand and a farmers market? It's like the difference between a thread and a shirt. It's like the difference between a room and a home. You can't really have a farmers' market without a collection of individual farm stands. Still, the stands at farmers markets are not the same as the permanent stands in fixed locations at the farm or the end of the driveway. Or... Am I wrong? Are farmers markets really, truly more than a collection of individual farm stands? Maybe the market itself takes on a persona? Click for more or add to the conversation...