Healthier, more holistic lifestyle at Homecoming Farm

Posted on March 2, 2012 by iwilder

If you are seeking a healthier, more holistic lifestyle, then consider joining Homecoming Farm. We are beginning our 16th season as a certified organic CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) project located on the grounds of the Sisters of St. Dominic in Amityville.  

Working with the farmer, members share responsibility for the success of Homecoming Farm, growing organic vegetables, flowers and herbs. A half share allows you to pick up approximately 10-15 pounds of vegetables every other week from June through October.

Members also attend farm events including pot luck suppers, fundraising dances, craft fairs, seasonal celebrations and more! Cost is $475. Your membership includes a $100 tax deduction to support us in growing food for The INN. Be a part of growing food together: for yourself, your family, other members and the hungry in our community. A sponsored ministry of the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville. For more information, please call: Sister Jeanne Clark at 631-842-6000, Ext 333 or email Homecomingearth@aol.com.

Homecoming, founded in 1992, is a non-profit committed to the belief that the human and natural world is one community of life. This belief finds expression in our two principal projects: Homecoming Farm, a NOFA-certified organic farm & Sophia Learning Center, which offers programs for children and adults. 

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