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Our crew was busy last week putting 850 tomato starts into the ground. Farmer Al is always up to something new on the farm, and the addition of tomatoes to our crop has been exciting.
Yearly Archives: 2012
Farm Focus: Tomato planting and heirlooms
Posted in Articles, Blog Tagged with: crop diversity, food sovereignty, genetics, harvesting, heirloom varieties, planting, seeds, tomatoes
Fruit and News: Week of May 21st, 2012
Right now, mid-way to olive harvesting time, is when the trees bloom; the branches are bright with flowers, and the ground below is yellow with tiny olive blossom petals. Truly, this is a glorious sight to my eyes, and a good omen to all of you olive oil lovers out there.
Posted in Articles, Newsletter
Happy Child Photo of the Week: May 21st 2012
We saw Brooks cherries in the CSA boxes again this week. Here’s Lissi from our Walnut Creek drop site. Her face says it all! This Week’s Photo
Posted in Blog
Happy Child Photo of the Week: May 14th 2012
We saw Brooks cherries in the CSA boxes this week – and we all know children love fresh, sweet cherries! Here’s a great photo from one of our members in Berkeley. This Week’s Photo
Recipe: Peach and Red Onion Relish
Thinly sliced onions and peaches, this relish is excellent over grilled chicken, fish, or pork.
