Edgewater Farmstand — Local services in Plainfield

Their CSA is amazing, but ask yourself if you're ready. We started a CSA because I'd always been interested in investing in local farming, and I'm not sure I was ready the first year for how much food we got. Since then though, I have adjusted my grocery days to align with the CSA so I can experiment with the recipes that they send out along with the food, while balancing our family's needs with what we get. It's an investment of time into learning how to jar, store, pickle, and pesto so that a food share does not become food waste. If you are a little family who is not ready for a beautiful bevy of foods (some you may have never heard of or cooked with before), get ready to share, store, or to choose to buy what you need from the farmstand directly. The smells and colors are always tempting at the farmstand and everything tastes as wonderful as the care that goes into harvesting it (check out their insta, and you'll see what I mean). Much love to this local farming family who feeds the Upper...

We spent almost $80.00 on strawberries last evening. About a third of them rotted overnight in the fridge into our compost bin. Not particularly sweet. Beautiful berries rotting on the vine. I grew up on a 200 acre farmers garden like this. They need to have a decrease in price. SALE! They are way over priced for the quality. So many can't afford them and the berries are being wasted...

What a great place! Nestled along the backroads to West Lebanon, this gem is surrounded by beautiful fields. It is very neat and orderly, offering a wide selection of fresh produce for all your shopping needs. The people who work there are friendly, and the prices are fair. They also have a selection from...