Farm Happenings at Boerson Farm
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Farm Happenings at Boerson Farm

Kids in the Kitchen

Posted on July 29th, 2023
As a parent, there is nothing more satisfying than seeing my kids engage with food from the farm.  Both Henry and Shep like cooking, and and this is leading to an increasing amount of experimentation in the kitchen.  These days, Henry is on a canning kick. He truly loves snacking on hot d1 read more »

Listen to Your Elders

Posted on July 22nd, 2023
What can the flowers tell us about life?  These stately elderflowers offer up wisdom every day when I pass by their hedgerow at the edge of the growing space...and I've learned enough to know that I should listen to my elders!  It's good to question, but first we must listen.   In a1 read more »

Can you dig it?

Posted on July 15th, 2023
Whether we're talking carrots, beets, scallions or any of the other crops we bunch and wash, we really dig growing this food. The colors, textures and flavors shine when the food is fresh and and the crops diverse, and this is something that the whole crew can get behind.   As we enter into th1 read more »

Dog Days

Posted on July 8th, 2023
What do you get when you combine long, hot summer days with a new puppy?  The dog days of summer! That's about where we're at... Watering everyday to keep the crops growing while getting distracted by a snuggly, floppy new farm dog named Bear.  Our old girl Bella is taking her time warmin1 read more »

What's In Your Share

Posted on July 1st, 2023
Ever wondered how many crops we grow here at the farm?  Try 55 +!   Our goal is to fill your share with as many nutritious, delicious and beautiful veggies as we possibly can.  Whether it's purple potatoes, yellow carrots or orange tomatoes, we are seeking out the best in flavor, tex1 read more »