Week 2 of the 2010 Harvest Washing & Storing Greens: We recommend washing everything when you get it home, then storing it properly. For head lettuce & lettuce mix, we use a salad spinner and find it indispensable. We often store lettuce in the spinner in the fridge. All other

Greetings Members- This is the last Update before our first pick up next Monday, the 17th! In this Update: Spring Crops Weather Our New Crew! Pick Up FAQs Payment Info Spring Crops We have 5 named fields at our farm: Annie, Bernice, Clara, Dolores and Esther. This year the Spring

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One of our guiding mottos here at the farm is: “If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem.” Membership in farms such as ours is a rational and sophisticated response to the growing social and environmental problems of the modern food system. Thank you

Pea Greens (a.k.a. Pea Vines, Pea Shoots) Adapted from Great Good Food by Julee Rosso 1/2 T olive oil salt to taste 6 garlic cloves, minced 1/8 cup chicken or vegetarian broth all your pea shoots, chopped about 1” In large skillet, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add garlic,

We Love Dancing Roots Farm! We have been members of Dancing Roots Farm ( DRF ) for going on four years now. We have two boys, one almost 10 and one who is almost 5 years old. We are so proud to think that our youngest will not be able to ever remember a time when we were not going

Hello Members and Friends of Dancing Roots Farm In this Update: It’s Earth Day! Salad Lovers Shares Thanksgiving Boxes Eating Local Cookbooks Eggs and Meat Food-Related Actions Do something for Earth Day! It’s the 40th celebration of this day meant to inspire and deepen your