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It is that time of year again, we’re planting tomatoes! To me, getting our tomatoes in the ground officially means summer is around the corner. Our tomatoes were seeded in the greenhouse nearly two months ago. They started their life…
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Farm Focus: Tomato Time!
Posted in Blog Tagged with: Compost, cracking, drip lines, greenhouse, heat, irrigation, limestone, planting cells, prune, summer, tomatoes, up-potting, varieties, weed
Farm Focus: Tomato planting and heirlooms
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.
Posted in Articles, Blog Tagged with: crop diversity, food sovereignty, genetics, harvesting, heirloom varieties, planting, seeds, tomatoes
Week of August 8th, 2011
In This Week’s Box [box_list] Fantasia Nectarines, Frog Hollow Farm Santa Rosa Plums, Frog Hollow Farm Flavor King Plouts, Frog Hollow Farm [/box_list] [print_this] From Farmer Al Tomatoes and Plouts Greetings Members, In this week’s box, you’ll find Fantasia Nectarines,…
Posted in Articles, Newsletter, Recipes Tagged with: Fantasia Nectarines, plouts, Santa Rosa Plums, tomatoes
Recipe – Kiwi Salsa for Kids
This recipe by Christine Steendahl of themenumom.com is perfect for the one lone kiwi in this week’s box (or if you’ve got one left over from last week like I do).
Posted in Articles, Recipes Tagged with: kid-friendly, Kiwi, recipe, recipe:easy, recipe:kids, salsa, snacks, tomatoes
Week of April 11th 2011
My worst fears have come true. Our apricot blossoms went from snowy white and beautiful to black and ugly.
Posted in Articles, Newsletter Tagged with: Apples, apricots, avocados, blood oranges, brown rot, Citrus, Fuerte avocados, Fuji apples, Kiwi, limes, Navel Oranges, olsen organics, oranges, persian limes, pink lady apples, pruning, tomatoes, weather
