Category Archives: farm news

        Lettuce Kale Zucchini – wow is it on! Time to make zucchini bread, see the recipes below for some family favorites. Try it on the grill, give it away to friends! Broccoli – finally enough for … Continue reading →

Week #10 Lettuce – enjoy romaine and salanova Garlic New potatoes Zucchini Basil Parsley or Dill or Cilantro Kale or chard Broccoli or Cabbage Green onions (scallions) Sugar snap peas Fava beans. Beets or carrots Fennel or kohlrabi   What … Continue reading →

Lettuce – enjoy the sweet centers of this amazing lettuce “Kiribati” recommended to me by my friend Jamie at Springhill Farm. kale or chard sugar snap peas (just a few, waiting for the outside crop to take off) green onions … Continue reading →

Spinach – last of the hoop house spinach, unfortunately the out door spinach did not do as well. We tried a new variety that is not as intense a green and not as sweet. Luckily spinach can always be cooked … Continue reading →

Week #5 Lettuce – delicious salad mix is being left behind, don’t miss out on the salanova while we have it! Spinach – Osborne special dark green leaves Swiss chard – an abundance of greens, if you read the note … Continue reading →

Week #4 Spinach Kale Dill or sage Green garlic Lettuce mix Walnuts Chinese broccoli or Bok Choi or radish or turnip (not sure what to do with those delicious turnips and their greens? See recipe below! The weeds are starting … Continue reading →

Week #2 2016 Salad Mix – Salanova lettuce from Johnnys’ saves the day. The little lettuces that held on during the flood that ran through the greenhouse in March, have made nice heads with many leaves. Enjoy the mix! Good … Continue reading →

The beginning of the 2016 season is just around the corner. We have our opening pot luck set for April 10th 2- 6 p.m.. The first harvest begins that week April 11 or 15 depending on your pick up day. … Continue reading →

Happy New Years from your farmers at La Finquita del Buho. It is currently snowing and even seems to be sticking! The weather service says 1-3 inches. That amount is fine, but more than 4 inches can threaten our hoop … Continue reading →