🌱 Fresh Garden Harvest Available Before Alaska Trip
McCarty Farmstead in Dunlap is offering community members a chance to order fresh vegetables and herbs before the grower heads out of town next week. The harvest includes a diverse selection of seasonal produce grown on the farmstead, reflecting the region’s growing interest in locally sourced, sustainably grown food options.
π₯¬ What’s Available
The current harvest includes arugula, okra, jalapeΓ±os, habaneros, radishes, turnips, pimento peppers, eggplant, Thai basil, rosemary, Malabar spinach, and Chinese mustard. The variety reflects both traditional garden staples and more adventurous growing experiments-the grower notes that the eggplant is still ripening and admits some uncertainty about culinary uses for the Chinese mustard, which came from free seeds.
π How to Order
Community members interested in placing orders can reach out through McCarty Farmstead‘s social channels. The grower is taking requests before departing for Alaska next week, making this a time-sensitive opportunity for those looking to stock up on fresh, locally grown produce.
πΎ Supporting Local Agriculture
Farmsteads like McCarty Farmstead play an important role in meeting local demand for fresh, sustainable food options. By offering direct-to-community harvests, small farms help strengthen food security and reduce the distance produce travels from field to table-a priority for many residents across the region.
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