By: Howard Rosen
(Mar 5, 2009)
The first year's yield was low, but we gave them the benefit of the doubt and opted to try again.
Comment on this Review
In Year 2, their newsletter was full of their great experiences at the farmer's market and how well they were doing there--a surprise, considering that our subscriber boxes continued to have disappointing volume and rather sad looking vegetables.
After a while, it became obvious that farmers were selling their best produce at the market and giving the leftovers to the prepaid subscribers. That's their choice, certainly, but it was not acceptable to our family, and so we took our business to another grower.