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Farm Happenings at Diggin' Roots Farm
Farm Happenings for July 27, 2021
We are grateful for you ALL! And for the BOUNTY, we say woah!
Tomatoes and Celery and Shishitos peppers are here! The corn is tasseling. Shallots are curing in the field. Broccoli is on its way out (we've had a good run!). It must be mid summer.
We hope you have a peaceful, nourishing week.
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Farm Happenings for July 20, 2021
Hi Friends.
This week I'll leave it here, with a haiku:
Celery arrives
Lettuce survives the Hot Dome
Tomatoes go BOOM!
That is all. Have a great week!
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Farm Happenings for July 13, 2021
Hi!
This week we farmed like mad, went hiking, and found a new spot on the creek. Snakes were caught, rocks were jumped, mountains of zucchini were harvested. It's been good - and so beautiful. These overcast mornings were a lovely epilogue to the previous week's inferno.
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Farm Happenings for July 6, 2021
Hello Friends;
I hope you are finding peace and safety and gratitude during this holiday weekend. We've got plenty of work to do for ..."liberty and justice for all", though it is a noble ideal, and one that surely deserves our allegiance.
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About the farm
Certified organic vegetables and grass-fed meat, homegrown on 50 acres in the Willamette Valley. We are a first generation family farm dedicated to delicious food, healthy soil, and cultivating vibrant diversity on the land. Serving the Eastern Willamette Valley from Portland to Salem.Diggin’
Roots Farm builds on our collective agrarian heritage by:
- Connecting with our family, friends, and neighbors
- Tending the earth for sustained fertility and biodiversity
- Appreciating nature’s pace and natural tendencies
- Supporting life on our farm- in our home and in our fields
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Roots Farm builds on our collective agrarian heritage by:
- Connecting with our family, friends, and neighbors
- Tending the earth for sustained fertility and biodiversity
- Appreciating nature’s pace and natural tendencies
- Supporting life on our farm- in our home and in our fields