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Farm Happenings at B&B Farms
Wk13 Labor Day farm share
This HEAT... this is not a fun week for us! We are working early and getting crops harvested, planted and weeded; it is not easy! We are irrigating everyday to keep crops growing on. Many fall crops in a tender stage like carrots, beets, spinach and lettuce demand water everyday; this involves movi1 read more »
Week 12 CSA – crops, payments, farm happenings
CROPS. New! Kale AND Winter squashes (Butternut, Buttercup), Also Spaghetti. The cooler temperatures this week have us in a fall like mood :) Eggplant, Tomatoes (plums, red beef steaks, heirlooms). Scallions, Onions, Garlic, Potatoes (red, white and blues). Tomatillos, Peppers. NO Cucumbers and Zu1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 15-18, 2018
EXTRAS FOR SALE
Corn and Peaches. Pastore orchards, Hammonton
Fresh baked breads and goods. Hammerbacher, EHC...get your sinbuns!
Local eggs, cheeses, chicken sausages - in the fridge and freezer.
Our farm fresh produce - bring a friend and show off your farm:)
PICK-YOUR-OWN
Tomatoes: Field1 read more »
CSA wk10 Purple potatoes, Cantaloupe, Peaches, Corn
CORN AND PEACHES! From our farm friends at Pastore Orchards, Hammonton. Available for purchase.
PICK YOUR OWN:
CHERRY TOMATOES (counts as a farm share item if you choose): 1 Quart. Oranges/Pinks/Reds - lots out there! Bring a friend. Extras for sale.
HERBS (included in all CSA farm sha1 read more »
About the farm
Hi, I am Jen LaMonaca. Along with my husband Ryan we own B&B Farms. Ryan and I did not start off as farmers. I grew up in a city, NOT a farm, and I have a degree in marine science. After 10 years of hauling nets and sorting fish, seasickness and contemplating graduate school, I got involved in agriculture. Over time, I made my way from leasing about 2 acres and a handful of customers to now owning B&B Farms. I grow 50 different crops and 150 varieties for an expanding CSA, on-farm retail market and on-farm events, and operate pick-your-own operations. My husband, Ryan, is a generation removed from agriculture; his own family’s farm was sold when he was too young to remember. Ryan has a degree in visual arts and has worked as a graphic designer for 20 years in the casino industry and owns Creative Solutions Graphics.
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