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	Recipes and Our Newsletter
	Get updates on whats going at Horse & Buggy Produce by subscibing to our newsletter. Visit our Recipe Blog and we'll help you prepare the food we offer. You can also sign up to receive Horse & Buggy Produce Recipes by Email.

	Our Delivery Calendar
	Check out our delivery calendar, so you know which weeks your meat, chicken, single shares, etc . . . are being delivered.

	3 Produce Share Sizes & Other Foods
	Family Share: About $30 per week. Suitable for 2 dedicated-to-eating-at-home folks or 4 average don't-eat-at-home-enough types. Couples Share: About $20 per week. Suitable for 2 regular folks or 1 person who eats at home a lot. It's about 2/3 the size of a Family Share. Singles Share: About $20 EVERY OTHER week. Same size as the Couples Share, only you'll collect it EVERY OTHER week. Note: Not available in Richmond. See "Foods We Offer ” to learn more about our produce, meats, eggs, trout, baked goods, and our other offerings .

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Sign up for a Horse & Buggy Produce share in Richmond and receive a FREE recycled cotton Enviro-Tote.

Good Food for Good Folks At Horse and Buggy Produce our goal is to help keep your home supplied with the most delicious, locally grown foods in central Virginia: fruits and vegetables pasture-raised meats (beef, bison, pork, lamb) poultry and trout baked goods and eggs Drawing from over 100 small family farms’, small-plot, personal vegetable gardens and fruit orchards is the key to our bountiful harvest and unbelievable variety. More about us and what we bring to you

Know Your Food Source Most of our growers are members of a Mennonite community in the Shenandoah Valley who not only have been farmers for generations,but also employ timeless methods for raising fruits and vegetables without using synthetic pesticides*. Their life-style still includes horse-drawn carriages for transportation, a choice that limits the distribution of this extraordinary abundance from their well-tended soils. Once a week, our service will link your table with their harvest. Learn about the Mennonite farming families

Save Time, Money, and the Planet

Perhaps the best part of having a Horse and Buggy subscription is that our spray-free produce is not only fresher, better tasting, and more nutritious than the stuff at the grocery store, but also is much cheaper than certified organic produce (which is rarely local), and almost always less expensive than "conventionally" grown (i.e., heavily sprayed with synthetic pesticides) produce. Read on

New for 2009

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• Now accepting credit/debit cards
• Season extended from 6.5 to 8 months long
• Frozen blue berries will be included in shares during late fall
• Pre-weighed meats -- no more waiting in line!!
• New home-base / downtown location
• Free tote bags for timely subscribers (and available for purchase for late folks)
• Cooking classes
• Guest speakers
• Health remedies from food and such

Unsolicited Praise
More glowing reviews

We swear our customers spontaneously emailed these wonderful notes.

"Love this CSA - great people, great service, great produce!"
By: Chris M Winebrenner (Jul 31, 2008) - Read the rest of this endorsement from the local harvest website.

“Based on my neighbor’s glorious review, I assumed I would receive good produce. But WOW, did I underestimate that. From corn that you could gum off the cob; strawberries that begged for a shortcake, but never made it that far; tomatoes that screamed to be immediately sliced and placed on a piece of homemade bread (never has my family had so many tomato sandwiches for dinner and been thrilled!); eggs that still seem to cluck; lettuce so good I wondered how the grocery store could call their offering by the same name; potatoes with that earthy quality that reminds you why you like potatoes; and on and on.” - Pam Sullivan, Rt. 29N Subscriber

* While virtually all of our produce is either treated without any pesticides whatsoever or only with certified organic sprays, most of our fruit, particularly our peaches and apples, must be treated with non-organic sprays. This is due to Virginia's extremely humid and rainy conditions which make it virtually impossible to produce acceptable fruit without the use of these mild fungicides and insecticides. We promise these crops are exposed to the smallest amount of treatment possible -- far lower than large-scale agriculture would consider. Given this reality, we advise that all of our fruits be thoroughly washed before being eaten.