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Truly Living Well Natural Urban Farms (TLW)

April 25, 2008 — DerrickMorris

Please visit the link below to find out more about TLW.

http://www.trulylivingwell.com

Rashid Nuri and TLW is dedicated to providing the local community with healthy,
nutritious vegetables, fruits, and herbs grown without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. They provide several services including produce subscriptions and vegetable garden consultation.

TLW operates 4 gardens. Site #3 is at 3353 Washington Road, East Point, just a few minutes from Egan Park.

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April 25, 2008 — DebAziz

I have checked this out

I have checked this out before. I'd be willing to go in on a share with someone(s). Even a half share seems too much for one person, plus some of the things I just don't like.

April 26, 2008 — MakaraRumley
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My family owns a half share

My family owns a half share and we pick up our fresh vegetables every Wednesday. We have been very pleased with the produce and its neat taking the kids to the farm to watch our vegetables grow.

MaKara Rumley

April 28, 2008 — PaulLawler

Makara, do you have to own a

Makara, do you have to own a share in order to get produce? Can we just purchase produce from the farm?

April 28, 2008 — CherylNaja
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If you don't want to pick

If you don't want to pick and just do some shopping, there are a couple of Saturday markets nearby:

Fairburn market has organic growers with local musicians performing at the Saturday market.
http://www.localharvest.org/farmers-markets/M13162


http://www.serenbecommunity.com/calendar.html

Serenbe Farmers’ Markets, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. ongoing every Saturday from today through October Shop for farm-fresh organic produce from the Serenbe Organic Farms. Local farmers, purveyors and artisans join us each week and sell veggies, produce, meats, breads, crafts and more. Special events such as live music and cooking demonstrations often take place. Visit www.serenbefarms.com for more information.

April 29, 2008 — MakaraRumley
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Paul, you do have to own a

Paul, you do have to own a share in order to get produce. With all CSA (Community Shared Agriculture) you have to purchase a share in order to get produce. There are several different ones in the Atlanta Metro Area. It's worth doing a little bit of research to find which one best meets the needs of your family. I am actually looking for one that has fruit as well as vegetables. Some even provide eggs and milk.
MaKara Rumley