‘Seasonal Notes’ Articles
Written by Farmer Paige on 06 January 2012
One more recipe to go with this week’s fresh shares of farm veggies.
This one comes from our resident black smith and member, Anne Woods who raves about how delicious and easy this recipe is. [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 06 January 2012
It’s true…sometimes vegetables are still vegetables, especially if you’re new to a CSA model where you’re ensured getting a bag of greens and other things week after week, [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 06 January 2012
With the mild weather we’ve been blessed with this winter, you’ve no doubt noticed that the mustard has flourished like none other! Here are a few recipes to enjoy it in fresh new [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 02 December 2011
Pumpkins are so versatile in flavor and texture, and are so rich in vitamins A and C, potassium, and fiber! Check out [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 01 December 2011
Can’t buy the farm? Never fear! You can support local economy and food security throughout Austin without breaking the bank.
HOLIDAY SEASON NOTE: Online honor gift donations made by December 12th [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 04 August 2011
How to Store Vegetables without Plastic
Always remove any tight bands from your vegetables or at least loosen them to allow them to breathe.
Artichokes‐ place in an airtight container sealed, [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 28 April 2011
As we roll from spring into summer, a common site we’ll see in seasonal weekly shares in Central Texas is Lamb’s Quarter, sometimes referred to as “Wild Spinach”.
I found a [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 28 April 2011
http://violetcrowncommunity.org/events/violet-crown-festival-2011
Violet Crown Festival 2011
Celebrate Spring With The Violet Crown Festival!
2011 Violet Crown Spring Festival
Saturday, May 7, 2011, [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 28 March 2011
Spring has arrived! We are starting to have an abundance of crops and eggs, and it’s time for spring share pick-ups. For the next few weeks we’ll slowly transition into the peak of the [read more]
Written by Farmer Paige on 20 March 2011
“Happy New Year” has a different connotation for growers than it does for folks not connected with the ebb and flow of seasons. Spring is definitely the herald of all things new, and in [read more]