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First CSA of 2026

First CSA of 2026

Spring is here and spring is green!  We have lots of greens in the box this week and that will continue to be the case for the next few weeks.  Any green can be eaten raw or cooked, it’s just a matter of personal preference. …

Spring is Here!

Spring is Here!

CSA starts April 15th and 18th!  If you are signed up for CSA you’ll be getting an email with more information soon. It’s been a restful winter but a busy month or so getting the growing season underway.  The greenhouse is jam packed with plants…

Finale CSA of 2025

Finale CSA of 2025

It is the final week of the CSA!  Every year is different, every year is challenging, and every year is uniquely rewarding.  We want to thank all our CSA members for making it possible for us to do what we love.  I hope you have…

Sweet potatoes, Fennel and more!

Sweet potatoes, Fennel and more!

    The sweet potatoes are here!  Last Thursday I drove down to Houston Mississippi to get a bin of newly harvested sweet potatoes from organic sweet potato farmer Caleb Englert.  We would have loved to have grown our own sweet potatoes this year, but…

End of October

End of October

We had a great time at our Fall Farm Party on Sunday!  Many thanks to all the intrepid attendees.  The weather wasn’t perfect but we still had fun.   The farm tour got cut short, but the campfire blazed on through the intermittent rainfall.  The kids…

Mid October is Beautiful

Mid October is Beautiful

Our Open House Farm Party is this Sunday from 5pm to 8pm here at the farm, 1394 Gray Academy Road in Ashland.  We do hope you will join us! The weather has been glorious and the days have been flying by.  This week we planted three…

Farm Party Oct 26

Farm Party Oct 26

Our Annual Farm Open House and Potluck Party will be on Sunday, October 26th from 5pm to 8pm. This is a free event and everyone is invited; friends, neighbors, farmers market customers, CSA members, and anyone else who want to come along! Children are most…

Strawberry Tunnel!

Strawberry Tunnel!

Last night’s rain made for a sloppy morning of harvesting in the mud, but luckily we saw it coming and got most of the harvesting done on Monday.  We saved collards and lettuce for today as we always want to greens to be as fresh…