Diggin’ Roots Farm

There is one more left! Throughout the season we have tracked and assigned value to everything in your share.  There have been instances when we’ve thrown things in because we’ve had it but didn’t “charge” for it (summer squash and kale).  That’s just part of sharing the harvest.  At this point the shares have averaged [...]

I can’t believe how few there are left! Out in the garden things are starting to look more scarce.  You’ll be glad to hear that almost all of the summer squash has been pulled, the last of the green beans pickled, and cucumbers are done! This warm weather is greatly appreciated by the last tomatoes [...]

Please help us with your feedback. If you loved the experience, please share! If you hated it, help us grow!  We will use this information in our planning for next year. As the fall and winter arrive, we’ll have plenty of time to mull over the season, make changes, and take your advice to heart. [...]

This week we made major headway in getting the garden ready for fall.  We’ve pulled out the majority of the cucumbers (we’re hoping for one more harvest) and are set to pull the first round of beans and all the squash.  Fall cover crops are germinating and look poised to confront rain and cooler temps. [...]

This recipe is from one of our “long-time” customers.   Slow-roasted Cajun Chicken 1  5 to 6 # chicken 1 T +1 t salt 2 t paprika 3/4 to 1 t cayenne pepper (or to taste) 1 t onion powder 1 t dried thyme 3/4 t white pepper 1/2 t garlic powder 1/2 t black [...]

Woops! Labor Day must have gotten the best of us! We totally missed out on the post this week. In your share, you received: 2lb Asian pears 3/4lbs Italian plums 1lb tomatoes- slicer & heirloom mix 1lb cukes 1-2lbs summer squash baby lettuces scallions 1lb eggplants 1/2lb peppers basil mix carrots beets What a bounty! [...]

I have not quite gotten enough of the summer season this year and already it feels to be slipping away.  I can imagine that it will bring some relief as your share of summer squash dwindles but I’m not quite ready to give up working in Tshirts, harvesting tomatoes off the vine, and relishing in [...]