Category Archives: Weekly Newsletter

Onions ( seeded in August 2021, transplanted in October , harvested last week of May) Chinese broccoli (this is a very vegetable – make sure to use one of the included recipes, don’t let this one go to waste) Lettuce … Continue reading →

 Lettuce Chinese broccoli or bok Choi Kohlrabi Fenugreek  Kale or chard Spinach Herb Turnips or radishes Beets? Or garlic scapes This week at the farm we managed to get all of the leeks planted, the celery and the celeriac as … Continue reading →

Radishes or turnips Lettuce Kale Spinach Chard Bok Choi Chinese broccoli Herb This week has been another wet one. Friday night we got over ½ and inch in just a few hours. Fortunately the basement did not flood again. It … Continue reading →

Lettuce Spinach Mustard greens or endive Green garlic Cilantro or dill or parsley Radishes or turnips Chinese broccoli (just a taste, not quite enough for everyone yet)  Can we just start over? This week has been so incredibly wet and … Continue reading →

Cilantro or dill  Lettuce (two heads this week – the tight heads with small leaves are “Salanova” a delicious lettuce bred for all small leave production) Kale  Spinach  Turnips (make sure to use their tender greens as well) Green garlic … Continue reading →

Lettuce Greens braising mix Chard or kale Spinach Walnuts Radishes Bok Choi Farming has been challenging this week due to weather and visitors. Juvencio made up for the short break he took showing his sister and nieces around the pacific … Continue reading →

Purple sprouting broccoli  Cauliflower or second bunch sprouting broccoli Arugula Radishes Chard or kale Spring onions (called Calcots in Catalan- recipe at the very end of this post) Parsley or thyme Walnuts With the first harvest almost under our belts … Continue reading →

Spinach Lettuce Chard Purple sprouting broccoli Parsley Braising mix We made it to the end of season! We have tried to give you a wide selection of veggies available during our winters. The last weeks have been heavy on greens … Continue reading →

Sunflower sprouts Chard Kale  Bok Choi Spinach Parsley Sprouting broccoli Onions/ shallots We made it back from our trip to Honduras. Juvencio was able to spend three weeks with his father helping his brother and sister-in-law take care of him … Continue reading →

Salad mix Arugula sprouts Leeks Spinach Kale or chard Watercress, parsley or thyme Raab (purple sprouting broccoli, flowering kale or collard sprouts) or cabbagelettes (small savoy cabbage) This week has been rough. Frankly, farming is rough. We had 4.5 inches … Continue reading →