Bulk Order Due Date Extended to Feb 9
February 6, 2020
The NOFA Bulk Order was one of the very first programs of NOFA, the parent organization of all of the NOFA State Chapters. It began in 1971 with a bulk order of rock phosphate for organic growers. Today, many state chapters run their own bulk orders, and NOFA/Mass organizes the Tri-State Order on behalf of CT NOFA, NOFA-RI and NOFA/Mass. Our Executive Director, Julie Rawson, has been hosting a bulk order pickup site at her farm since 1984!
Connecticut’s Bulk Order Pickup for 2020:
Meriden, CT: High Hill Orchard, 86 Fleming Rd, Meriden, CT
Coordinator: Deb Legge, 203-676-0742, debct55@gmail.com || Saturday (3/14) 8am – 12pm and Saturday (4/11) 8am – 10am
Join us.
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