Remember Late Blight?  The wretched tomato and potato disease that caused the Irish Potato Famine a hundred and fifty years ago, also decimated crops in the Northeast last summer.  We […]

A new ‘small’ hoophouse is underway at the farm.  Some of you may remember the “port-a-hoopies” that we built last summer.  They were a bit of an experiment, and an […]

It has been a toasty week for all of us, but full of exciting new things on the farm:  new potatoes, new beets, new baby birds in the nest in […]

This year reminds us that when conditions are ideal for bountiful vegetables, they are also ideal for bountiful weeds!  But weeding future crops is just as important as any current […]

Garlic scapes, the flower spike of the garlic plant, are an eagerly awaited annual treat on the farm.  We cut the flower off so that the garlic plant will put […]

The beautiful range of weather continued this week, with a direct impact on the veggies in your share.  It thrills us to be able to give things other than greens […]

The 2010 CSA season is underway!  Compared to the rains of last spring, this year’s mix of sun and rain has been simply wonderful.  The veggies are growing great, and […]

The start of the CSA season is in sight!  It has been such a strange, beautiful, dry spring, and we are welcoming this much-needed day of rain.  Hopefully we’ll get […]

Hello CSA members, What a beautiful spring!  The sight of yesterday’s hail against a backdrop of cherry blossoms was amazing.  The past few weeks have been packed full of transplanting […]

We’ve certainly been enjoying the warm start to the farming season.  The torrential rain last week left the fields sodden, but we hope that by next week they will have […]