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We will start deliveries October 18th this fall.  We are watching the crops to see when the produce is ready to start going out to our wonderful CSA members.  The time is almost here! We try to plant everything in … Continue reading →

If you are looking for a new recipe that uses both tomatoes and basil you could try this Tomato Basil Pasta Recipe. We appreciate everyone who had a share this season and are looking forward to sending more fresh veggies … Continue reading →

After months of waiting real rain finally came.  The earth is saturated and the plants are loving it.  Corn is about a foot high and so are the four acres of peas.  Tomatoes are now ripening with eggplant and pepper … Continue reading →

A real treat this season hot-weather greens.  You have become familiar with the Malabar Spinach, but this week the large bunch of greens with tiny leaves is called Lamb’s Quarters.  Sometimes grown, this year there are lots of volunteers.  To … Continue reading →

Pulling some new crops out of the ground this week. The new veggie-Malabar Spinach is going great. Cook this soon as I do not know how long it will last in the fridge. The recipe I recommend is: Boil some … Continue reading →

Farming has become difficult this season.  No rain and excessive heat has lowered our eatable harvest.  You may notice that the quantity of vegetables and variety are not as high as usual.  I have been doing everything possible to plant … Continue reading →

I would start by saying dry days as usual, but it is dryer than usual.  All the rain you folks have gotten from Troy to Dothan, from Auburn to Montgomery, we have gotten only a few drops.  I am watering … Continue reading →

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We are going to host visiting hours the first saturday of each month from 9-3.  We are farming for you and love it when people come out and see what’s going on here on The Farm. Bookmark on Delicious Digg … Continue reading →

A new and great season is again upon us.  2011 promises to be a great growing year.  Two acres are planted and three more will be planted within the month.  Some new comers this year will be the celery, harvesting … Continue reading →