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A weekly update from Boston Organics.

As summer vacation starts to wind down, some of the best organic fruits and vegetables are just starting to arrive. Fresh corn and Asian eggplant fill many of the Boston Organics Community’s boxes this week, and Dwight Miller and Son Orchards will share their first apple harvest of the season with us, as well. Meanwhile, Kitchen Garden and Atlas Farm each have special tomatoes that are just begging to be eaten.

Keep reading to learn where your food comes from and how to cook it the right way.

Topics: organic blueberries, Newsletter, Organic Non GMO Corn, organic tomatoes, Organic Grocery Add-Ons, Fresh From the Farm, Organic Apples, Organic Grocery Delivery Boston, summer produce

8/17-8/21

With the incredible variety coming from our local farms right now, it's hard to believe that only four months ago the locavore diet was mostly a medley of root vegetables. This is the time of the year when being a regular Dogma Box customer really pays off.

Topics: Newsletter, Eat Local, Organic Herbs, Organic Grocery Delivery Boston, summer produce

A weekly update from Boston Organics.

We’ve been talking about it for weeks, maybe months, but the time has finally come. With three different kinds of organic tomatoes coming from three different local farms, it’s safe to say that tomato season is here at last.

Topics: Newsletter, organic tomatoes, Fresh From the Farm, Organic Grocery Delivery Boston, summer produce, Original Boston Organics Blog

8/10-8/14

The bountiful harvests from our local farm partners continue this week with an absolute rainbow of color. Bright red tomatoes, summer squash and fresh corn on the cob round out a cornucopia that also includes several leafy greens, blueberries and eggplants.

Topics: Newsletter, Eat Local, organic kale, Organic Farmers, Organic Grocery Delivery Boston, summer produce, Organic Leafy Greens

A weekly update from Boston Organics.

The dog days of summer are certainly here. There’s no doubt that it’s been hot in Boston, but it’s been even hotter in our farmers’ fields.

Topics: Happy Valley Organics, Newsletter, Fresh From the Farm, Organic Grocery Delivery Boston, summer produce, Organic Potatoes, Organic Green Beans

8/3-8/7

Farmers are often considered creatures of habit—if they find something that works well, they like to stick with it. At the same time, unpredictable weather patterns, pests and botanical diseases mean that organic farmers need to think on their feet and be ready to adapt and try new things at a moment's notice.

Topics: Newsletter, Eat Local, Organic Farmers, Organic Herbs, summer produce, Organic Leafy Greens

A weekly update from Boston Organics.

The pinnacle of summer produce is ripening on the vine as we speak, and you’ll soon find the finest organic tomatoes, peppers and berries arriving on your doorstep.

Topics: Recipes, Newsletter, Organic Non GMO Corn, organic tomatoes, Fresh From the Farm, Atlas Farm, Organic Grocery Delivery Boston, summer produce

7/27-7/31

With fresh produce coming from seven local farms this week, it's hard to decide what we're most excited for. We're obviously giddy over the field tomatoes from Blue Ox Farm and the organic sweet corn from Lakeside Organics of Hadley. And Dwight Miller and Son Orchards is sure to wow us again with more spectacular Vermont blueberries.

Topics: Newsletter, Eat Local, organic tomatoes, Organic Farmers, Organic Herbs, summer produce, Original Boston Organics Blog

A weekly update from Boston Organics.

There’s a little spring, no... summer, in our steps this morning after coming off a beautiful weekend. We’re looking forward to delivering some of that sunshine to the Boston Organics Community this week in the form of bright and bountiful produce harvested by our farm partners.

Topics: Recipes, Newsletter, Dwight Miller Orchard, Organic Cucumbers, organic tomatoes, Fresh From the Farm, Atlas Farm, Organic Dandelions, Organic Grocery Delivery Boston, summer produce

7/20-7/24

We're just about halfway through the summer (gasp!), which means we're starting to see an abundance of color and variety in our boxes. From the first field tomatoes to blueberries to corn, we're officially in the local season.

Topics: Local Dogma Box, Newsletter, Eat Local, organic tomatoes, Organic Farmers, Organic Herbs, summer produce, New England Local Fruits and Vegetables