StewinвЂ™ and saucinвЂ™ with Hannah, Che, and the pets last thursday. And this week that heart power manifested as a beautiful red norland potato! (Photo: Hannah Slipakoff) Just in time for this weekendвЂ™s Birth Justice retreat on the farm! (Photo: Leah Penniman)ДЇarming is always putting the power of your heart into the work of your hands.

Leah met this beautiful mama grasshopper as she was laying her eggs. Then you can just grab a handful to add to your eggs, smoothie, soup, or saute.

To make it easier to use greens on the go, wash and chop them in advance and store them in a sealed plastic bag. To revive wilted greens, dunk them in ice water and dry in salad spinner or with gentle toweling. KEEP FOOD FRESH, EASY: Store leafy greens in a sealed plastic bag in the fridge. It also means you need to wash your veggies before consuming them. In general, this allows the food to stay fresher longer. We will do some washing if there is a lot of dirt on greens and we always rinse root crops. We DO NOT extensively wash veggies before delivering them to you. If you break them down, please make sure not to tear or bend any of the tabs, or just leave the assembled box for us and we are happy to break it down. You can leave them where you get your delivery. Garlic also makes a great gift! Contact us if you are interested. This garlic will store for months, so stock up for your winter supply. GARLIC FOR SALE: We have a beautiful hard-neck garlic for sale for eating or seed! All orders can be placed by-the-pound (a pound is roughly 1 quart) and picked up at the farm or delivered on our weekly Wednesday distribution route. Subscribe to his channel here: Wolff Studios SUBSCRIBE TO EMETвЂ™S YOU-TUBE CHANNEL! Emet is an amazing stop-motion film-maker, pushing the boundaries of the Lego Medium. UPCOMING EVENTS: We will host an on-farm seed keeping workshop with Owen Taylor on Saturday, October 8 and an ancestor healing workshop with Enroue Halfkenny on Saturday, November 19. September 24, October 22, and November 12. Tomatillos or Ground Cherries or Cherry Tomatoes- small bagД¬OMMUNITY DAYS.Tomatoes- Heirloom or Slicers вЂ“ 2-6 fruits.в†’ these have been in the share for a few weeks but missed the list, sorry!.Suyo Long Japanese Cucumber or American Slicing Cucumbers- 1-4 Fruits.Zucchini and/or Summer Squash- 2-6 fruits.Eggplant or Cauliflower- 1 fruit or a handful.Three Collard Enthusiasts! One Collard Over-Enthusiast!В (Photo: Neshima Vitale- Penniman)

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