What would our community look like if we were surrounded and supported by countless small, organic farms? More importantly, how would it...

Purchasing and celebrating locally grown organic produce translates far beyond vibrant flavors and peak nutrition. It is literally...

In contrast to the sleepy pace of the cold season, the summer is ablaze in ecstatic glory of growth and fertility. Throughout nature,...

Amid oceans on fire, sea animals cooking to death in the Pacific, and our own little farm facing its hottest season yet—we're left...

People are inclined to ask why organic produce is so expensive when they ought to know why conventional produce is so cheap. Before...

The undulating nature of high country farming meets the uncertain future of climate change to offer more proof that local farmers are, in...

At least 70% of a farmer's world is composed of projections. Between forecasts for harvests, the weather, or weekly markets, endless...

It's not the strongest who survive, but those who are most able to adapt, said none other than Charles Darwin. I learned that quote in...

The pervading belief that 'organic' is just a marketing tactic is a valid one, albeit limited. The unfortunate reality is that 'organic'...

If we can pour ourselves into something reciprocal, generous even, we might find we're more full at the end of our work than when we...

The high country won't let us get too attached. Not to 80 degree spring days, nor to lingering blooms. After all, if the frost doesn't...

While our nation seems to be waiting to exhale as 2020 comes to a close, it appears the new year won't be bringing swift relief just yet....

And just like that, another whoosh of peak season has passed. Fall has reliably brought her crisp mornings to the farm and we know her...

It's hard to believe that we only have one more CSA after this week, despite a forecast that would have us believing our tomatoes will...

Your support of our small farm promises more than nutrient-dense food in your kitchen—it spells a more resilient and connected local...

Even in the dead of winter, nature's abundance is everywhere. But in the transitions of the shoulder seasons, it tends to be savored the...

We thought we were yogis before we became farmers, but then we realized it's all the same. Despite the West’s persistent association of...

The world’s population is expected to surpass 8 billion in the next 7 years and yet we're losing fertile soil 100 times faster than the...

Few things humble and renew the spirit like a close encounter with a raging wildfire. Threatening our home and livelihood all at once, it...

As we continue deeper into the COVID era and several aspects of our daily lives remain unusual and socially distant, many of us are...