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After four weeks off, over seven inches of rain, finally a bit of sun after weeks of fog, and some much needed time off, we’re back from our winter break and ready to get back to farming! Welcome back to returning CSA members, and welcome to the many new folks joining our community.
There are many reasons to join a CSA but one key reason is a close connection to...
The passing of a year seems more of a blur in retrospect that becomes more difficult to recall as I get on in years. We are nearing the end of another full year’s cycle, becoming our 42nd here at this farm between the Capay Hills and the Blue Ridge Mountains. As winter solstice now creeps towards us with delightfully long nights, our farm rhythm shifts. We start work late...
Check out the steam coming from that compost pile as it was being turned!
This weekend I read an email newsletter that included this reflection about the value of Thanksgiving: “It’s good to be thankful. It’s good to have a day to think about gratitude. It’s good to have a day to be together with whomever you want to be with…” Those words have stuck wit...
Where to start this Thanksgiving week Beet? So many threads to weave into the fabric of thankfulness here. 2025 has been a remarkable year of bounty and benign weather. Our rains have been plentiful and gentle. The community of hands here – some 80 year-round workers – have been connected through a common task of creating fruitfulness and manifest abundance.
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We think of the cooler months being a quieter, slower time. That was not the case last week. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday were spent trying to get as much done as possible before it rained. Thursday and Friday (especially Thursday when it was raining hard) were all about getting the harvest done as quickly as possible so folks could get home and get out of the rain and ...
