Hi everyone, One of our very own Nature Strollers families has realized their dream of having their own farm. Please visit Jeff and Adina Bialas's new farm website (J&A Bialas Farm), and help support our friends as they embark on this wonderful adventure! An excerpt from the site: Welcome to J&A Bialas Farm! We grow vegetables, sustainably and thoughtfully, on our farm in Goshen New York’s famous black dirt region. 2010 is the first year of this new farm and we are building it from the ground up. Starting off with decades of prior farming and marketing and food industry experience and a lot of big, bold ideas about what growing food for our community means. We have a beautiful swath of rich black dirt, a nice strong barn, and a lot of excitement and love for what we do and who we are doing it for. And of course the best bunch of customers and friends a person could ask for! Come visit us (and our vegetables) at one of our farmers markets, or join the CSA program for a seasonal harvest surprise basket every week from June through October. Keep checking the blog for news and stories about what we are doing, and for changes on the website too (bear with us, it’s still a work in progress). Contact us with any questions or comments at jabialasfarm@live.com. Thanks to everyone who has helped us make this dream possible, all of the friends who have lent a hand or an ear or offered kind words and encouragement, this is your farm too. See you soon, Your farmers, Jeff & Adina J&A Bialas Farm was founded in 2010 by husband and wife team, Jeff and Adina Bialas. Jeff has been farming since he was a little boy on his parent’s vegetable farm not far from where J&A Bialas Farm is today. Adina was already a life-long farmers market shopper when she met Jeff at her farmers market in NYC. After years of casual market pleasantries, they realized that although they were from two different worlds, they had much in common. They fell in love, married and had 2 wonderful children. In their spare time they dreamed of one day owning their own farm.