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Written by Farmer Paige on 15 October 2010
The Fall season is upon us!
Please join us this coming weekend on Sunday, October 17th from 3-5pm in Brentwood Park (by the kids playground) for the Crestview Area Farm’s seasonal Potluck and [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 12 October 2010
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Fall is upon us, and in Central Texas that means the best growing season is at hand. That makes sense to gardeners and farmers, but what does that mean to those of us who eat our way through the [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 27 August 2010
Sorry for the short notice, but we just scheduled and emergency bee rescue in the neighborhood that we’re sure our neighbors will want to know about!
If you’re interested in bees, bee [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 16 August 2010
SPECIAL THANKS! to Texas DPS Credit Union, Hoover’s Cooking, Clif Bar and Houndstooth Coffee for sponsoring our refreshments!
This Saturday we’re adding four new farms to the [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 19 June 2010
The beginning, as you know, is always the most important part, especially in dealing with anything young and tender. [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 07 June 2010
Ever been to an Urban Farm-Raising? We want YOU to help us create a farm inside Austin’s city limits! Join Austin Growers Guild for our inaugural farm installation event. We can’t wait [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 21 August 2009
One area the sustainability movement could really enhance its image is in overall approach and attitude.
How many times have you heard doom and gloom preached in the name of the environment, local [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 19 August 2009
This is reprinted from the August Crestview NA newsletter.
Imagine getting fresh, locally grown veggies and eggs delivered to your door each week for less than grocery store prices. Now that we have [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 17 August 2009
Over the weekend, we finished almost all of the remaining plots we’ll use for the pilot program growing season. Here are some before and after pictures:
We’ll be back out there tonight [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 14 August 2009
If you’re interested in having a weekly share of fresh produce, this month is the last opportunity to get the early bird pricing. After that, the prices goes up from $288 to $320 not including [read more]