Jim Kinsel, General Farm Manager
Jim Kinsel had worked on several farms throughout New Jersey before striking out on his own in 1991 as a tenant farmer. He is now the owner of two permanently preserved farms and farms two others as a tenant. Jim has a degree in mathematics, which he does have the opportunity to dust off now and then on the farm. In organic farming, Jim enjoys the challenge of working out solutions to the pressing problem of how we choose to interact with the natural world in our most fundamental relationship - through the food we eat and where it comes from.
David Camacho, Field Manager
David was raised on his family’s vegetable farm in Zacatecas state, Mexico and has been our field manager since 1993. David is responsible for field production of our crops, such as ensuring that crops are well nourished, sufficiently irrigated and properly harvested and distributed. David and his wife Sylvia are the parents of four children.
Sherry Dudas, Farm Manager
Sherry came to the farm with over 10 years of conservation and farmland preservation experience, and is responsible for managing the farm's marketing and promotion, special event planning, community outreach and related farm business and land use planning activities. Sherry is also editor of our monthly newsletter, and our website. E-mail her for information about tours or other public relations information.
Susan Barosko, Office Manager
The voice of the Veggie Hotline, Susan has worked part-time for the CSA since 2000. An avid cook, Susan is always ready to share a new recipe or cookbook selection in addition to answering your questions about membership and the Boxed Share program. E-mail her with any questions you may have.
Lynne Quinto, Membership Coordinator
Lynne moved to New Jersey from Madison, WI, where she served as the administrator for a small non-profit organization, and was a CSA member. Lynne processes the membership applications and keeps our database up to date. She has two children, two cats, and a dog. In her spare time she likes to knit, quilt, read, and do crossword puzzles.
Marley Skinner, a Rutgers graduate, is responsible for training and managing interns and box packers, some field management and record keeping. She's also responsible for greenhouse management and transplanting schedules and also for coordinating pick-your-own flower and herb plantings and maintenance. She worked on the Student Sustainable Farm CSA at Rutgers for several seasons prior to starting her own farm business, Wooden Hill Farms in Pennsylvania, with a couple of partners.
Chip, The Farm Dog
Chip is a mixed border collie/German shepherd who is responsible for rodent and Canada geese control on our farms. He has a sweet disposition (unless you're a ground hog!) and loves to lick everyone he meets.
