Natural farming

Photo by Andre Furtado on Pexels.com We all eventually fall. With lust, uncontested trust, magnificent love, and an appetite for comfort, we fall into love. A longing to be with the “other”—animal moans and primal groans only last so long.   At first, we fit together like clams’ shells, and other times we push and pull

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NOTE: This blog is posted by a volunteer. No one from the farm checks or responds to messages here. You must contact the farm directly with any questions, comments, etc. Please also note that it is not possible to only receive summer share newsletters. Hello to all our Farm Friends! Website:  The website is up and

Times running out to avoid climate disaster Photo by Tran on Pexels.com Many of us hope to create a sustainable future somehow…. but the answers aren’t found in the future, they must be discovered here today. Because climate change is causing more frequent and more severe storms, floods, droughts, wildfires, and extreme weather events every day, Climate

Photo by Monserrat Soldú on Pexels.com Someone I know in Iowa was just bemoaning the rising price of a dozen eggs. Imagine $5.99 a dozen!! I asked them what it takes to lay an egg out of the body of a birdlike reptile.  If an egg came out of you, dear one, how much would

NOTE: This blog is posted by a volunteer. No one from the farm checks or responds to messages here. You must contact the farm directly with any questions, comments, etc. Please also note that it is not possible to only receive summer share newsletters. This week is #7 of 8 distributions for the winter season. 

Paige Baisley graduated from Dickinson College in 2020 with an Environmental Science degree and Food Studies certificate. She’s always been interested in learning more about the food system and naturally connected with many farm folks in Treehouse – where she lived – as well as the ENST Department. When she first worked at the farm

Photo by Jane Doan on Pexels.com What is breakfast? It means literally, “breaking your nightly fast.” Unless in the wees hours, you’ve eaten too much gelato overcome with ERUPTIONS OF maple syrup. If I eat a good breakfast, I’m stronger and can face life’s challenges that are gushing at me like a firehouse. There are

Find the flavor of your inner chef Photo by Ramiro Mendes on Unsplash Being good in the kitchen can lead to other rooms of delight. Whether you are preparing meals for your family or hosting a dinner party, being able to whip up delectable dishes makes everything rich and rewarding,  With the right tips and

NOTE: This blog is posted by a volunteer. No one from the farm checks or responds to messages here. You must contact the farm directly with any questions, comments, etc. Please also note that it is not possible to only receive summer share newsletters. Hello everyone – We hope you all are doing well! Newsletters:  Some