Become a CSA Member
About Our CSA
Learn more about our Pick-Your-Own CSA.
You can sign up online to become a member of our Fresh Flower CSA.
Rain, sun and temperature play important roles in the growth of our crops. Our farmer closely monitors weather measurements like rainfall and temperature to determine what our plants will need to grow strong. Come explore the tools we use to track changes in the weather and create some of your weather measurement tools to track changes in weather at the Farm and at home!
Register at the link below:
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Most plants need the help of pollinators such as bees, wasps, butterflies, moths, flies, birds, bats, and beetles to distribute the pollen from one flower to another in order to produce fruit. At the entrance to the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens, we have a dedicated pollinator garden (an official Monarch Waystation) filled with plants that help keep monarch butterflies and pollinators healthy. Thanks to the @XercesSociety, Pitney Meadows has received two Northeast Monarch and Pollinator Kits, which consist of more than 1,000 seedlings, including native milkweed and a variety of other nectar plants, shrubs, and bunch grasses. #PollinatorWeek is celebrated annually to spread the word about the important role pollinators play in our food supply and ecosystems and what we can do to protect and support them. Help spread the word about planting for pollinators at your house, school, and other places with room for plants! Keep your ears peeled for one of our pollinator planting events!
#Pollinator #pollinatorconservation @pollinatorpartnership #explorePMCF
Please join us in congratulating our very own Barbara Glaser as she receives the Conservationist of the Year award, presented by the Adirondack Council!
Barbara is a founding member of Pitney Meadows, as well as numerous other organizations. “Barbara Glaser played a crucial role for the Pitney Meadows Community Farm to be conserved and continues to inspire others to celebrate, appreciate, and protect our open space,” says our Executive Director Lynn Trizna.
Barbara has been an environmental advocate her whole life and her legacy continues through her Clarence Petty Internship Program, which provides young professionals real life experience in the field of environmental protection and advocacy.
We love you Barbara! Thank you for all that you do!!
www.adirondackalmanack.com/2021/06/barbara-linell-glaser-named-councils-adirondack-conservationis...
Well deserved!
Well deserved!
Truly one of the great women of all time.
Congratulations!
Congratulations!!!! 💛
Congratulations on the recognition of your important efforts!
Greta choice and well deserved! Congratulations, Barbara!
Barbara Glaser’s impact on this community will be felt for generations! Kudos!
Congratulations!
Thank you, Barbara, for all you do.