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Farm Happenings for CSA week 4
CSA week 4
It's taken us four weeks, but we finally took a picture of the variety of produce that is going in the CSA boxes. This time of year it's still mostly greens. Pretty soon there will be more pops of color from tomatoes (my favorite), peppers, etc..
The weather has been all over the p1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 15, 2020
Hi from the Veggie Patch,
We finished planting the winter squash this week. Now pumpkins will go in next week and hopefully the melons.
The broccoli is starting to head sooo by next week we will have that starting. Also some kholrabi.
The cherries are starting to ripen so we1 read more »
CSA week 2
Greetings from the veggie patch,
We made it through our first week of boxes without too many glitches. So sorry for the forgotten eggs and
slow delivery times. I won't be applying for a pizza delivery job anytime soon!!! Please remember to have
a cooler or box for home deliveries.1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 1, 2020
Have you ever bit into something and it wasn't how you hoped it to be? My grandson took a great big bite into a radish and said "Ewwww ick! Too spicy!" And then he promptly spit it out. If you ask me, the radishes aren't spicy at all. But considering his dad (my son) starts sweating profusely at ju1 read more »
Farm Happenings for April 20, 2020
Asparagus is here!! Nothing says spring like fresh asparagus. This comes from Milton Freewater. The frosts have not been good for picking but the warmer nights are helping.
Choose pop up spring share and you will be able to build your box. $20 minimum. $5 for hom1 read more »
Pop Up Farm Stand open for orders
Hi Val's Veggies Members,
We are offering a early season pop up farm stand this year. You will be able to order from our early season list and have it delivered to your door or at the pick up site for your area. We usually offer these things to our wholesale buyers but due to all1 read more »
Farm Happenings for April 13, 2020
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About the farm
We are a small family farm in NE Oregon. We grow a large selection of vegetables, our own frozen beef, free range eggs, in addition to fruit, local honey and other items from local producers. Our gardens are on a southern slope which gives us excellent growing conditions. We irrigate with water from a spring and use a drip system which allows us to give the plants what they need and not waste any water. We do not use any chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or herbicides. We do not knowingly plant any GMO seeds or plants.
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