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Local or organic?
In today’s Food Day section, The Oregonian ran one of the best pieces I’ve seen addressing the current ‘debate’ about which is ‘better’: locally or organically grown food. Leslie Cole summarizes the issues so well that I won’t repeat it … Continue reading
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Preview of second market offerings
In case you’re making your shopping list for tomorrow’s Farmers’ Market, here’s what we’re planning to have at our booth (including quite a few new items): broccoli raab, radishes, bunched arugula, green onions, head lettuce, beets, spring salad turnips, kale, … Continue reading
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Main season CSA is full!
This morning we received our fortieth CSA sign-up in the mail, which was our goal for the season! That means that our main season Community Supported Agriculture program is officially full! You might wonder, why 40? Well, that’s about a … Continue reading
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First market was a success!
Here’s a whirlwind day: start harvesting at 7:30 am, finish by 10:30, wash the vegetables by 11:00, go home and change by 11:15, set up booth at market by 1:30, work market from 1:30 to 6:30, clean up by 7:30, … Continue reading
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First market tomorrow—rain or shine!
The season officially begins! Tomorrow morning, we’re going to wake up extra early so that we can harvest for our first market! What excitement! This will be our first big harvest, and we are nervous, excited, hopeful, anxious, and more. … Continue reading
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Rainy day doings
A few items worth noting: 1. We planted peppers and basil into the field house today! Since it was the only ‘plant-able’ ground (the rest is too wet to till), we figured now was as good enough time as any. … Continue reading
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Sights of the garden
For your viewing enjoyment: some recent beauties from around the farm—textures, colors, and a few little surprises … (Okay … the last one isn’t on the farm, but farmers have to have days off too! We’ve been taking much needed … Continue reading
Spring showers, family, coolers & more
More family fun Since our last post, the drama of first year farming has subdued back to its normal manageable daily level. My parents visited the farm for the first time this last week, which brightened our week. They seemed … Continue reading
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A deflating two days
Lest anyone get the idea that our farming experience is too glamorous after that last post, I thought I should document a few more bumps in our ever-winding vegetable road. There is more to organic farming, after all, than just … Continue reading
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The field house is up …
… and we love it, love it, love it! For those of you who have been following our story from the beginning (seemingly years ago, but really just in March), you’ll remember our Haygrove saga—the poor doomed hoop house that … Continue reading
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