Important:
Using Local Line, the new ordering platform: Please read carefully!
You will have to make an account with Local Line:
We are new to this program. It is a popular one for farms like ours, co-ops, wholesalers, and others. It seems that we should be able to make it work for us. Please let me know if you have any trouble with it or there is anything I can walk you through.
- Ordering is open weekly from Tuesday afternoon-eveningish until Thursday at midnight.
- Northville customer: We won't be at market this week. Please look for us to be back within the next two weeks.
Using Local Line, the new ordering platform: Please read carefully!
You will have to make an account with Local Line:
- Go to our store using this link using the button at the bottom.
- On the site you will need to register using the green button to the right.
- Please use this format for the account name: Lastname.Firs (Full last name, followed by a period, then the first 4 letters of your first name, no spaces). This will make a big difference for us when packing your orders. Also,when you register, include your phone number and your name to streamline picking up your order at market.
- You will then need to verify your email address by going to your email inbox and responding to the email that comes from Local Line.
- ORDER AWAY! When ordering, be mindful that you select the correct pick-up location.
We are new to this program. It is a popular one for farms like ours, co-ops, wholesalers, and others. It seems that we should be able to make it work for us. Please let me know if you have any trouble with it or there is anything I can walk you through.
Remember! When you get home, transfer your produce into your own containers, dispose of the bags, and wash your hands! Lets keep this Covid Cornered!
Robbed from the internet. We all know cats are cutter than facts. This is a memorable explanation of flattening the curve.
How did we get here? Our thoughts on Flattening the curve.
Strange times we live in. There are so many facts and speculations blended together, it is hard to tell where the ground is. The current situation has presented some unique challenges specific to farming. How do we balance the vital need for low contact with the necessity to provide vegetables to our community? We have been working hard and think we have come up with a basic solution.
Why Low Contact is IMPORTANT:
As I am sure you have read, the coronavirus has the potential to overwhelm our medical system if too many people get sick at the same time. At our current rate of infection, we are headed that way. This could mean that people who need medical attention will not be able to receive the care they need. Our best approach to combat this is to reduce contact and "flatten the curve" through social distancing and reduced exposure. You can find an explanation of this here
Because of this, despite the financial punch in the gut, we have decided to forgo our markets that remain open until April 5th. We will then reconsider. In the meantime, we have opened up online ordering to non-CSA members and CSA members alike and are prepared to carry out low-contact pick-ups at sites within 15 minutes of our markets. We are hoping that between the online ordering of non-CSA members and the continued support of our members, we will be able to pull this off without taking a debilitating hit. Besides, it is for the greater good.
Pick up locations:
Ann Arbor- Kerrytown Market
Farmington Farmers Market
Northville Farmers Market
Royal Oak- At the Market!
Eastern Market- In Shed 2!
Stockbridge- Roadside on the farm
Pick-up locations and times: Please review the details for your location- lots of changes
Northville, Thursday: NOT THERE THIS WEEK! 8 am- 3 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
Ordering will be open from Tuesday afternoon until Wednesday at 3:30 pm
If you would like curbside pick-up, please include a note with your order indicating so. We will email you with a phone number to text (call if needed, text preferred) when you arrive to pick-up your order.
As you have probably not ordered with us online yet, you will likely have to register with Local Line. Please follow the instructions below.
Stockbridge, Friday: 4 pm- 7 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
We will be at the market with your orders from 4 pm to 7 pm!
We may have some produce available for direct purchase.
The Ann Arbor Farmers Market, Saturday: 8 am to 12:00 pm, pre-order walk-up or curbside pick-up, no onsite purchasing.
We will be there for the entire market this time. It was great to see you last week. For curbside pick-up, please include a note with your email or email us.
Check out the A2 website for information on what to expect.
Eastern, Saturday: 7 am to 2:30 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
We will be set up in our usual summer location (from last season) in Shed 2, close to the center and on the East side of the aisle that heads towards Shed 3. Look for our sign and for Shana!You will have to park and walk up to pick-up our order. Please wear a face covering (even just a cloth) and respect the social distancing guidelines and stay 6' from each other and us.
*If you feel strongly or need to have a trunk pick-up because you are high risk, please email me and I can arrange to have your order dropped at your car.
Royal Oak, Saturday: 7 am to 1 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
We will be back inside in our usual spot this week.
*If you feel strongly or need to have a trunk pick-up because you are high risk, please email me and I can arrange to have your order dropped at your car.
Farmington, Saturday: 9 am to 1 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
This will be our first time at the Farmington market and what a strange first time it will be! Come out to welcome us! If you know anyone in the area, send them to welcome us.
Helen and Jim with care
Good for the Earth, Good for the Farmers, Good for the People. The Trifecta of sustainability. Good for the earth: Taking care of the natural world is a important, after all, it takes care of us; Good for the farmer: We believe farmers should have livable hours and livable wages; Good for the people: We believe in food equality and bringing our produce to market at an affordable price and keeping it accessible is important to us.
Why Low Contact is IMPORTANT:
As I am sure you have read, the coronavirus has the potential to overwhelm our medical system if too many people get sick at the same time. At our current rate of infection, we are headed that way. This could mean that people who need medical attention will not be able to receive the care they need. Our best approach to combat this is to reduce contact and "flatten the curve" through social distancing and reduced exposure. You can find an explanation of this here
Because of this, despite the financial punch in the gut, we have decided to forgo our markets that remain open until April 5th. We will then reconsider. In the meantime, we have opened up online ordering to non-CSA members and CSA members alike and are prepared to carry out low-contact pick-ups at sites within 15 minutes of our markets. We are hoping that between the online ordering of non-CSA members and the continued support of our members, we will be able to pull this off without taking a debilitating hit. Besides, it is for the greater good.
Pick up locations:
Ann Arbor- Kerrytown Market
Farmington Farmers Market
Northville Farmers Market
Royal Oak- At the Market!
Eastern Market- In Shed 2!
Stockbridge- Roadside on the farm
Pick-up locations and times: Please review the details for your location- lots of changes
Northville, Thursday: NOT THERE THIS WEEK! 8 am- 3 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
Ordering will be open from Tuesday afternoon until Wednesday at 3:30 pm
If you would like curbside pick-up, please include a note with your order indicating so. We will email you with a phone number to text (call if needed, text preferred) when you arrive to pick-up your order.
As you have probably not ordered with us online yet, you will likely have to register with Local Line. Please follow the instructions below.
Stockbridge, Friday: 4 pm- 7 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
We will be at the market with your orders from 4 pm to 7 pm!
We may have some produce available for direct purchase.
The Ann Arbor Farmers Market, Saturday: 8 am to 12:00 pm, pre-order walk-up or curbside pick-up, no onsite purchasing.
We will be there for the entire market this time. It was great to see you last week. For curbside pick-up, please include a note with your email or email us.
Check out the A2 website for information on what to expect.
Eastern, Saturday: 7 am to 2:30 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
We will be set up in our usual summer location (from last season) in Shed 2, close to the center and on the East side of the aisle that heads towards Shed 3. Look for our sign and for Shana!You will have to park and walk up to pick-up our order. Please wear a face covering (even just a cloth) and respect the social distancing guidelines and stay 6' from each other and us.
*If you feel strongly or need to have a trunk pick-up because you are high risk, please email me and I can arrange to have your order dropped at your car.
Royal Oak, Saturday: 7 am to 1 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
We will be back inside in our usual spot this week.
*If you feel strongly or need to have a trunk pick-up because you are high risk, please email me and I can arrange to have your order dropped at your car.
Farmington, Saturday: 9 am to 1 pm, pre-order, walk-up or curbside, limited onsite purchases.
This will be our first time at the Farmington market and what a strange first time it will be! Come out to welcome us! If you know anyone in the area, send them to welcome us.
Helen and Jim with care
Good for the Earth, Good for the Farmers, Good for the People. The Trifecta of sustainability. Good for the earth: Taking care of the natural world is a important, after all, it takes care of us; Good for the farmer: We believe farmers should have livable hours and livable wages; Good for the people: We believe in food equality and bringing our produce to market at an affordable price and keeping it accessible is important to us.
Just a reminder that Life finds a way, this volunteer mystery brassica has taken root in an unforgiving substrate of gravel and foot traffic.
