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4 Ways to Make Substitutions with your CSA & Farmers Market Veggies

Becoming confident in substituting vegetables for one another in recipes, is one of the easiest way to maximize your experience at the farmers market or as part of a community supported agriculture (CSA) program. You’ll save time by not having to add another thing to your grocery list and swing by the store after workContinue reading “4 Ways to Make Substitutions with your CSA & Farmers Market Veggies”

5 New Things that Happened on the Farm in 2024

Every year there are new things happening on the farm, as I’ve grown it from 1/4 acre to over 1 acre of growing space. I try new crop varieties, I try new markets, etc. as I find out what works for customers & for me as a, mostly, one-woman show. Below is my round upContinue reading “5 New Things that Happened on the Farm in 2024”

6 Ways to Celebrate Winter

A theme I leaned into this year was “in-season”. From foods to scents to activities to everything in between. Of all the seasons, it’s easy to let winter slip by, unnoticed and un-relished, as we hide away in the short day length, curled upon our couches taking in the blue light of our screens. There’sContinue reading “6 Ways to Celebrate Winter”

How to LOVE & ENJOY Root Veggies

Root veggies are the ugly duckling of the vegetable world. You have your crisp and fresh lettuce leaves, your stunning red tomatoes…but a rutabaga? turnip? winter radish? These are stout, hardy, and grizzled. Root vegetables are a staple in fall & winter farmers markets, CSA shares, and recipes. But if you never grew up eatingContinue reading “How to LOVE & ENJOY Root Veggies”

Most Commonly Asked Questions about our Market Membership CSA

With the transition to a Market Membership CSA, we’ve had lots of great questions from interested customers. This post are the answers to the most commonly asked.

Holiday Gift Guide for Lovers of Local Agriculture

Make the holidays extra special for the person in your life who loves supporting local agriculture. Whether they’re a CSA member or a farmers market regular, get them a gift that celebrates their devotion to eating locally.