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Work for food program continues at Heuvelton farm

Posted 3/16/21

HEUVELTON — A local farm is offering food for work. Bittersweet Farm, 1249 SH 184, is accepting members for their 2021 Workshare Warrior CSA. The program is designed to promote access to local food …

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Work for food program continues at Heuvelton farm

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HEUVELTON — A local farm is offering food for work.

Bittersweet Farm, 1249 SH 184, is accepting members for their 2021 Workshare Warrior CSA. The program is designed to promote access to local food without monetary exchange and is now in its third year.

Members come to Bittersweet for two hours a week, participating in various aspects of the farm in exchange for a farm share. Shares include seasonal produce and products. Depending on the time of year, members may get eggs, mixed greens, potted plants, meats, fruits, vegetables or herbs.

Farm activities can include transplanting, animal care, greenhouse construction, tractor work, garden maintenance and more. Families and children are welcome, and there are tasks for people of all abilities. No experience is required to join.

The farm is taking every precaution during the pandemic while still ensuring community members have access to fresh, local food.

"We are doing all we can to keep this program running and our members healthy," says program director Ann Bennett.

Interested parties can participate by emailing bittersweetfarm.bennett@gmail.com.