Category Archives: farm news

[cincopa AkJAedcn6XBc]   Salad Mix – if you haven’t tried my salad dressing recipe yet we encourage you to make a batch for the salad this week. There is nothing like spring salad Spinach – a staple in our diets, … Continue reading →

Week #1 2015 Salad mix – enjoy “salanova” and “little gem” lettuce in this bright mix. You will need to wash it well several times as the baby slugs hang on to curly leaves. We recommend washing and spinning it … Continue reading →

[cincopa AQCApc8Q3ESr] The spring is a bit more typical than the end of winter. It has rained just enough to make it soggy out in the fields just when we need to get the onions planted. The atypical warm weather … Continue reading →

[cincopa AQLA5Y8x3-In] The Share Fair was a lot of fun. Felipe stole the show and distracted potential subscribers. The kids loved him and he loved the attention. By 1:00 in the afternoon he did look exhausted and he laid down … Continue reading →

[cincopa AcDAFW8rvvH7] We are tempted to plant out in the field, but we are holding back. If we plant out there it means we will need to lay out irrigation and there is no guarantee that it won’t freeze out … Continue reading →

[cincopa AECAuXMXd-HJ] This has been a glorious February. The pruning party had amazing weather and a good turn out. We got a good chunk of the pruning done and Juve managed to clear the cut branches over several chipping sessions. … Continue reading →

January is almost gone and with the mild temperatures the plum trees are budding! We have scheduled the pruning party for 2/21 (Saturday). We will start early (9:00 a.m.) and work until we finish. Dave Allie our resident arborist will … Continue reading →

[cincopa A8MATN8hx3n4] We had a wonderful 2 and a half weeks in Spain. A much needed break from the rain, the farm and a good time spent together. We had a little snafu getting to Spain. At the airport I … Continue reading →

• Escarole or Radicchio (bitter lettuce type leafy green, see recipes below) • Cabbage (Napa or Green) • Broccoli • Cauliflower • Pink Banana Squash • Celeriac or Fennel • Peppers • Tomatoes • Hot peppers • Radish or Daikon … Continue reading →