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Farm Happenings at Harvie
Farm Happenings for Week of September 1, 2020
Pictured this week are Chris and Aeros, owners of Who Cooks For You Farm. Along with their hard-working farm crew, these tireless farmers supply a large portion of our veggies every week. The fully packed truck behind them can attest to just that. And while things are bound to not go perfectly now1 read more »
Making connections between farmers and consumers in the midst of a pandemic
(This week something a little different -- a note from the CEO of Harvie, Simon Huntley.)
Jubilee Hilltop Ranch, one of the farms that supplies meat for Harvie Farms Pittsburgh boxes, lost 97% of their revenue when COVID-19 related shut downs closed restaurants across Allegheny County. With Harvie1 read more »
Farm Happenings for Week of August 18, 2020
Behind the scenes but vitally important to Harvie Farms Pittsburgh is our fantastic packing crew. Pictured is Derek Dumont, our Assistant Manager and talented point person for all things logistics oriented. We are fortunate to have a smart, passionate, and fun group of employees that care about sus1 read more »
Farm Happenings for Week of August 11, 2020
August is the month. The height of the local growing season. The most produce available, the biggest harvests, the longest work hours, the most exhaustion for our farmers. But it's worth it as they pull in cases of tomatoes and bins of melons and sacks of sweet corn. This is what they dreamed about1 read more »
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Choose from a selection of 400+ different local products, including vegetables, fruits, milk, cheese, eggs, and meat, plus kitchen staples like breads, coffee, grains, jarred goods, and more.