Crescent Moon Farm

07/07/2024

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We have our first week of CSA shares ready for delivery tomorrow !!! This week includes mixed greens, sugar snaps, garlic scapes, a dozen eggs, and a whole chicken.
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If you were interested in trying a share but not ready to commit for the entire season, we have weekly boxes available for $35!

06/21/2024

We won’t be attending but some wonderful farms will be- please support them all!

The Bloomingdale Farmers Market is back ! We are 3 weekends away from our opening market! We have new farmers, growers, and artisans who will be selling this year in addition to our committed members who sold at the market last year!

05/14/2024

The new mushroom maniacs- check them out this Saturday!

Whatcha got going on Saturday? I’m taking Kings to the Saranac Lake Farmers’ Market! Starts at 9 - can’t wait to see you!

05/11/2024

Update- everything gone

FREE- 32 Comb Tooth mushroom logs (about 3ft each) that have 1-2 seasons left in them. Same type of mushroom as lions mane. Firewood afterwards.

5 buckets of raspberry bushes- 2-3 years old- bought in Westport (Essex county). Had berries last year.

Please consider taking all of either or both. Must pickup in 12983. Message me for pickup. If you’re not serious, please don’t waste my time.

05/06/2024

Were you a patient person that bought a Jupiter Shiitake log from us? You know, the ones that get to be the size of a dinner plate?! Well..we have a few logs fruiting so you better go check yours. Happy spring shroomin everyone!

05/05/2024

We may not be doing much this year BUT this is always a good reminder to know what you pick/eat.

It’s fiddlehead season! Be sure you know how to identify them, harvest them responsibly, and safely consume them.
Fiddlehead ferns are an early spring delicacy found all over the Northeast. Not all ferns are edible and some can be harmful if consume. The Ostrich fern fiddleheads are edible, and can be identified by the brown, papery scale-like covering on the uncoiled fern. Fiddleheads are approximately 1 inch in diameter, have a smooth fern stem (not fuzzy), and also a deep “U”-shaped groove on the inside of the fern stem.
Harvest the tender ostrich ferns as soon as they are an inch or two above the ground. Carefully brush off and remove the papery brown scales. Clean fiddleheads can be safely cooked using many different methods, boiling and steaming and sautéing. Fiddleheads can be boiled or steamed prior to use in other recipes that call for sauteing, stir-frying or baking.
After boiling or steaming, serve at once with optional toppings or seasonings, such as melted butter, vinegar, olive oil, salt or pepper. Cooked and rapidly chilled fiddleheads can be also served as a salad with an onion and vinegar dressing. Enjoy!

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03/21/2024

Wonderful people to work for (with)!

01/30/2024

Made a fabric softener today. Not sure how I feel about it yet- on one hand it cost me approximately $1.50 for 10 cups, on the other hand it uses store bought conditioner (and who knows what’s in that). I tried this one because I don’t enjoy the smell of straight vinegar (yet most of my cleaning products are based around it)..but I still smell it.

It’s just 6 c. Hot water mixed with a regular size bottle of cheap conditioner (I used sauve), and then 3 c. Vinegar..if you wanted to try it. I found it online and said what the heck 🤷🏻‍♀️.

Anyways..what can I try next?!

01/26/2024

Support the arts and women owned businesses ❤️

01/23/2024

Whoa..drinking free for the weekend?! Wish I could sing..or drink..go win that cup!

***FEBRUARY 8th***
Hey Gang, we are kickin off Winter Carnival with Creepy Karaoke! We’re having a costume contest where 2 lucky people will win a Goblet of Glory and drink for FREE that weekend!!!
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