Hello Farm Folk,

Farm Update:
Up until the glorious rains of Friday night, it had been many weeks since we’d had a good rain. On the farm, we minimize the amount of irrigating we do, not only to reduce water waste, but because there is nothing quite as beneficial to the health of our plants as a.

Hello Farm Folk,

Farm Update:
Last week was another great one on the farm. Harvesting remains our primary focus, taking up much of our days. We spent well over 150 human hours in the Snow Pea and Snap Pea patch alone last week! A relentless job, but with peas in season for only a couple weeks a.

Hello Farm Folk,

Farm Update:
Following two grueling farming seasons which included lousy harvests, financial peril, and burnout, we continue to revel in how well things are going this season. This week CSA members will receive, among other crops, carrots, snow peas, snap peas, and Swiss chard. This is the earliest we have ever been able to.

Hello Farm Folk,

Farm Update:
Over the course of the farming season, there are no light weeks — no down time. Yet, June is certainly the most demanding month of the year on the farm. While we continue with planting our crops, the weeding needs also increase, and we must integrate harvesting and vending at our CSA.

Hello Farm Folk,

Farm Update:
The crops are continuing to thrive on the farm. The peas, kale, chard, and greenhouse carrots are all flourishing, and should be ready for harvest with the next few weeks. Our newly planted perennials — the strawberries, asparagus, chives, and oregano — have all taken root, and look great for future years..