For the past month, folks have been asking us when they can sign up for the 2022 Full Season Share. And the answer is… October 18th! We’ve never had so many people ask us about the Full Season Share, and we’re psyched to open it up again in a couple weeks. This is the only time …
I’ve been feeling down since last week’s IPCC climate report came out (here’s a 3 bullet summary from NPR). Okay, “down” isn’t the right word—more like anxious, sad, angry, worried. I wonder sometimes how much our little farm can do to help solve the climate crisis and injustices of the world. But then I think of …
We snuck off the farm last weekend for a visit to the Adirondacks. After a summer spent mostly on the farm, four days among the mountains and lakes were rejuvenating and fun. Home now, and fully in winter-prep mode, we’re cleaning up the fields, getting ready to plant garlic, and buttoning up the hoop house …
Greens are growing, tomatoes are up-potted, and the first harvest of the CSA season is on Monday! You still have time to sign up for the Spring CSA, or to get in on the Full Season Share. But hurry! There are only 5 shares left. Here’s what to expect for the Spring CSA: The first few weeks …
Today is the last day of 2017! Before we turn to the new year, we want to say THANK YOU for being part of Good Heart. And to show you, we made a little video for you: We wish you a joyful New Year, and look forward to growing for you in 2018. {There’s still …
Happy Solstice, Christmas, Hanukkah, all the Holidays! We actually do celebrate all three, spending a night with good family friends lighting the Menorah, singing songs, and eating latkes; another night gathering with family at home to light candles for solstice; and closing the holiday season with Christmas, tree lit up and our traditional turkey dinner …
thanks to all who came out for pizza night! we raised almost $600 for subsidized shares! How can it be that summer has come to an end? Wasn’t it just 90º a few days ago? And just like that, it’s autumn. The equinox really pulled us into a new season, and though we’re saying …
I need your help. Will you please eat all the peppers, tomatoes, and eggplants? Because part of my lyme protocol is an anti-inflammatory diet, which rules out all nightshades. And right now, with hot peppers popping off the plants and tomatoes rolling in, I smell salsa everywhere. Oh, and add potatoes to the list, too! …
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We harvested the first new potatoes this week, the red, tender-skinned tubers releasing from the soil just as tomatoes burst into full-on ripening. We’ve been waiting for this—for the August bounty to roll in again. The spring and early summer provided, of course, but this time of year marks the beginning of what so many …
We’re back! (In the internet realm, that is—we’ve been deep in the farm realm all along). I’m sorry for the missed newsletters the last two weeks. I know getting the harvest list is helpful and something you look forward to. I also look forward to it, because it means I get to sit down, share our …