A Final Farewell {Week 18 CSA}
This season's goodbye to our CSA is bigger and more weighty than the rest. It's likely the last CSA note we'll ever write, but hopefully...
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Sep 20, 20233 min read
Every Kale Counts {Week 17 CSA}
Your support of our small farm promises more than nutrient-dense food in your kitchen—it spells a more resilient and connected local...
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Sep 14, 20233 min read
The Future is Healthy Soil {Week 16 CSA}
Let us all return to the soil That lays the corners of its garments And waits for us. Life rears itself from her breast, Flowers bloom...
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Sep 7, 20233 min read
When the Land Speaks {Week 15 CSA}
Despite the balmy weather passing by, it feels as though we're in the midst of a storm. Dizzying amounts of information and perspectives...
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Aug 30, 20233 min read
Crisp Mornings & Whispering Winds {Week 14 CSA}
The earliest frost we've seen at the farm in our 8 years of tending to it was September 16th, but this year is threatening to break...
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Aug 24, 20233 min read
Still Savoring Summer {Week 13 CSA}
As fall whispers to us through chilly twilights, we hope the late summer harvests filling your CSA boxes help you relish what's left of...
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Aug 17, 20234 min read
Building a Better Food System {Week 12 CSA}
What would our community look like if we were surrounded and supported by countless small, organic farms? More importantly, how would it...
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Aug 10, 20233 min read
Life Begets Life {Week 11 CSA}
If we can pour ourselves into something reciprocal, generous even, we might find we're more full at the end of our work than when we...
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Aug 3, 20234 min read
Overfed & Undernourished {Week 10 CSA}
The world’s population is expected to surpass 8 billion in the next 7 years and yet we're losing fertile soil 100 times faster than the...
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Jul 28, 20234 min read
Endings & Beginnings {Week 9 CSA}
We're preparing to pass a baton on the farm. One we've obsessively tended to and are proud to give to two remarkable humans. Prema Farm...
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Jul 20, 20234 min read
Survival is Expensive {Week 8 CSA}
In the tapestry of a globally connected world, the relationship between rising food costs, sustainable food production, and the hidden...
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Jul 13, 20234 min read
Harvesting Resilience {Week 7 CSA}
You'd never be able to imagine how dirty this keyboard is. Only farmers (and relentless gardeners) with their perpetually stained hands...
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Jul 1, 20234 min read
Artificial Dilemmas {Week 5 CSA}
A looming shortage of farmers is casting a shadow on our agricultural landscape and, if the leading farmland owners (aka investors) have...
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Jun 22, 20233 min read
Redefining Organic {Week 4 CSA}
You can buy "certified organic" meat raised in a CAFO (concentrated animal feeding operation) that never stepped foot off of cement. You...
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Jun 15, 20233 min read
A Local Kind of Love {Week 3 CSA}
In our quest for a healthier life, we often find ourselves caught in a whirlwind of contradictory advice and fleeting trends. But amidst...
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Jun 8, 20232 min read
Humus: Humble & Heroic {Week 2 CSA}
The organic movement began long before there was a label to notify consumers of its importance, and the heart of it has always been...
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Jun 1, 20233 min read
Rooted in Gratitude {Week 1 CSA}
Thank you for being a part of something exceedingly rare and undeniably needed. The "local food movement" is rising in popularity after...
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Sep 29, 20223 min read
Many Hands {Week 18 CSA}
And just like that, another whoosh of a season has passed. Fall has reliably brought her crisp mornings to the farm and we know her...
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Sep 21, 20223 min read
Harvesting Beauty {Week 17 CSA}
“But I suppose you must touch life in order to spring from it.” - F. Scott Fitzgerald If you asked Zach or I if we'd planned to be...
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Sep 15, 20223 min read
Resilience is a River {Week 16 CSA}
"Here’s the tragedy of agriculture in our time. In the middle of the last century, Aldo Leopold was writing and publishing on the “land...
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