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Titusville Farm Certified Organic farm in Poughkeepsie using regenerative farming practices.

Week 21 of our CSA is here! ⁠⁠The cold is creeping in, and we’re shifting gears into the final stretch of our Summer/Fal...
10/21/2026

Week 21 of our CSA is here! ⁠
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The cold is creeping in, and we’re shifting gears into the final stretch of our Summer/Fall CSA. This week’s share is full of fall favorites including butternut squash, radicchio, potatoes, and more. ⁠
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As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, we’re making the most of what the fields have to offer before we move into the high tunnels for the winter. Stay tuned on some more news on our first-ever Winter CSA 👀

Meet the lettuces 🥬⁠⁠Not all greens are created equal. Here’s how to make the most of what’s in season:⁠⁠🥬 Red Butter: S...
10/20/2026

Meet the lettuces 🥬⁠
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Not all greens are created equal. Here’s how to make the most of what’s in season:⁠
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🥬 Red Butter: Soft, tender leaves with a mild, buttery flavor. Perfect for fresh salads, lettuce cups, or layering onto sandwiches.⁠
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🌿 Escarole: Hearty leaves with a slightly bitter flavor that holds up beautifully in soups, sautés, and braised dishes.⁠
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🌱 Endive: While there are many types, we grow a lot of frisee. It's delicate and crunchy and makes a great salad paired with a sweet/tangy dressing to cut through the bitterness. ⁠
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🍃 Red Leaf: Tender leaves with a mild flavor and delicate texture. Toss into everyday salads, layer into wraps, or use as a fresh sandwich topping.⁠
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Find your favorites this weekend in your CSA share, at market, and at the farm stand!

How do we know when an apple is ready to harvest? There are a few signs we look for:⁠⁠🍏 Color: As apples ripen, their co...
10/19/2026

How do we know when an apple is ready to harvest? There are a few signs we look for:⁠
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🍏 Color: As apples ripen, their color begins to change. For example, apples will transition from fully green to having spots with rosy blushes and variations.⁠
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🌳 Drops: When apples begin falling naturally from the trees, it can be a sign that they’re reaching peak ripeness.⁠
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The apples we harvest from the trees make their way to market for you to enjoy. The healthy apples that fall to the ground are collected by hand and turned into c***r, making sure nothing goes to waste!

Sweet potatoes comin' up! ⁠⁠It takes a team to harvest these babies one by one, all by hand. We're so grateful to this c...
10/18/2026

Sweet potatoes comin' up! ⁠
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It takes a team to harvest these babies one by one, all by hand. We're so grateful to this crew. 🍠⁠
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Come enjoy our fall bounty this weekend at market and at the farm stand!

Our dried wreaths are a true labor of love, grown, dried, and crafted entirely by hand by our team. ⁠⁠Every wreath refle...
10/17/2026

Our dried wreaths are a true labor of love, grown, dried, and crafted entirely by hand by our team. ⁠
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Every wreath reflects the time and hard work that goes into bringing the beauty of the season home. Come grab some of these beauties at markets and the farm stand this weekend!

🎃 All you can carry gourds for $25?! You better believe it! 🎃 ⁠⁠Stock up for your pumpkin painting and carving parties t...
10/16/2026

🎃 All you can carry gourds for $25?! You better believe it! 🎃 ⁠
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Stock up for your pumpkin painting and carving parties this month and see how many you can take home!

We are nearing the end of our season but the veggies aren’t quitting yet! For this week's CSA, salad radishes return and...
10/14/2026

We are nearing the end of our season but the veggies aren’t quitting yet! For this week's CSA, salad radishes return and over on the blog it’s a celebration of squash.

Stop by to read about the different varieties we grow, what makes them special and our favorite preparations for each!

Let's take a peak into our orchard. ⁠⁠Planted in spring 2022, our orchard encompasses five acres in the Hudson Valley, g...
10/12/2026

Let's take a peak into our orchard. ⁠
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Planted in spring 2022, our orchard encompasses five acres in the Hudson Valley, growing American heirlooms plus French and English bittersweets and bitter sharps. The primary goal is hard c***r production, with some fruit sold for fresh eating. ⁠
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Our management is based on integrated pest management, using cultural, organic, and conventional tools when necessary. We're careful about what we spray and how much, and human health, soil health, and the long-term care of the land guide our decisions. ⁠
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Our goal is to grow high-quality apples for exceptional hard c***r, while being thoughtful stewards of the land. Happy land, happy apples, happy people 🍎

It's been 1 week since our Applefest, and we are still blown away by the turnout! We love our community and are so grate...
10/11/2026

It's been 1 week since our Applefest, and we are still blown away by the turnout! We love our community and are so grateful for each and every one of you.⁠
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Our farm market will be open soon, and we want to hear from you: what kind of events would you like to see more of? Book clubs? Yoga on the farm? Let us know in the comments!

Our pumpkins don't magically appear in the patch, no matter how much we wish they would 🎃⁠⁠Every single one is snipped f...
10/10/2026

Our pumpkins don't magically appear in the patch, no matter how much we wish they would 🎃⁠
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Every single one is snipped from the vine, placed into a container, tractor'ed up to the top of the farm, and unloaded by hand.⁠
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We’re running a special you don’t want to miss... all you can carry $25: pumpkins, minis, decorative gourds. Fill your arms and adorn your porch!

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84 Titusville Road
Poughkeepsie, NY
12603

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+15082773454

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