You can buy or build a worm farm, and they come in all shapes and sizes to suit all tastes and requirements. In this article we’ll discuss how worm farms work, how to set up a worm farm and how to take care of it. Worms farms are in fact worm composting systems, or more correctly, vermicomposting systems, and earthworms are one of the fastest composters there are. It’s very easy to maintain a worm farm, it takes very little time and effort, and you can set up worm farms in the smallest of spaces, such as balconies and courtyards. Go.Worm Farms are a great way to recycle kitchen waste and food scraps into one of the best garden fertilizers available! Members can add on a cheese share to receive cow, goat and sheep’s milk cheeses from Long Island and Hudson Valley that pair perfectly with local wines, and a fruit share to bite into berries, peaches and more from Briermere Farm for 18 weeks. Sang Lee will send two to four prepared products, like 12oz quinoa salads with dip and a baked good. The 25-week ready-to-eat share is a dream come true for the time-pressed folks who still want to eat local every week. The 25-week vegetable share gives members seven to nine seasonal organic vegetable items per week and if that’s not enough they can add a five-week early winter share. The membership options for Sang Lee’s CSA program are as varied as their bounty, which includes mint, green beans, summer squash, ears of corn, cherry tomatoes and turnips. Mint, green beans, summer squash, ears of born, cherry tomatoes and turnips are some items on the plentiful bounty list at Sang Lee Farms.

Volunteer hours, which allow members to work the farm, are required for discounts. Think red and yellow watermelons, white turnips and multi-colored carrots. Go.įrom May to October, members get to pick featured items, many of which will expand their produce palettes. In addition to giving you fresh, seasonal vegetables like gourmet lettuces, heirloom tomatoes and even U-Pick flowers, Amber Waves has partnered with some other East End favorites like Carissa’s Bread, Briermere and Mecox Bay Dairy to give members the option of adding local breads, fruits and cheeses to their boxes for an additional but so worth-it fee. You’ve tasted Amber Waves’ wheat, baked goods and produce on Hamptons’ restaurant menus for years and can have it every night at dinner by joining the Amagansett farm’s CSA program. Get the food-and decor-for your table by picking fresh veggies and flowers at Amber Waves.

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