We have recently given two farm tours to Lead New York Class 13 and Rotary International Group Study Exchange!

Lead New York is an leadership institute that cultivates new leaders for the food and agricultural industry.  The group focuses on providing valuable guidance in analyzing issues, dealing with public policymakers, and seeking out creative solutions to the food an agricultural needs of tomorrow.  Ninety percent of the members are involved in a state or local agricultural/community organization. Ninety percent of the program's total per-student cost is paid for by the food and agricultural industry donors and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University, making LEAD New York one of the most cost-effective career-enhancing opportunities!

To learn more, contact: Larry Van De Valk, Director, by phone at (607) 255-7907 or by email: ljv4@cornell .ed or visit LEAN NY website at www.leadny.org 

Rotary International Group Study Exchange had a Korean group from district 3710 visit our farm as well.  District 3710  is the Gwanggju "City of Light" in the southwest of Korea and has an Oceanic climate and the population of approximately 1.4 million.  The Five Korean Exchange Rotory members were from vast areas of the business world.  Two were CEO's of Digital Korea Industrial and Elect Poweretec Company Inc. while the others were involved in Newspaper, Music, and education. 

It was very interesting to have all the following visitors from distant areas of business.  We look forward to hosting more groups of people at Sang Lee Farms in the future! 

We are also happy to have our 2010 CSA Member Farm Tour on May 23rd @ 1:00

We are looking forward to seeing you all again as we begin our 7 days a week schedule starting April 29th.  We have freshened up our farm stand with a new coat of paint,, added some delicious new items, stocked up our kitchen to once again bring you Sang Lee prepared products, and set out our benches with beautiful flowere to please the eye and enhance the garden. We hope you're ready for another year of great eating!

Southold IGA now has Sang Lee Spinach, Arugula, & Mesclun!

A big thanks to all our wonderful CSA members this winter!  It was our first year doing a winter CSA and we look forward to growing more crops that are capable of lasting through the cold.  Although the variety was not as diverse as our summer CSA we hope that our quantity and quality were up to Sang Lee Standards.

Thankyou to our Early Bird Summer CSA Members who have provided us with the support and capability to get a jump start on the season!  We have three greenhouses that are recieving new poly this year. 

We just rebuilt our International 544 Tractor and are working on sprucing up our transplant tractor the White 2-60! 

There is baby spinach and other baby greens growing in the greenhouses for the CSA distribution and our farmstand in April!