This week’s CSA share doesn’t come with a photo… but head over to Mid South Moma’s blog to see her photos. She’s one of our new shareholders this summer! We’re still struggling to get back on track after our weeks without rain, so our boxes aren’t quite as full as we’d like. If the trend continues, …
From top left: kale, garlic, beets, carrots, lettuce (twovarieties — Black Seeded Simpson and Butter Crunch),turnip greens, and pac choi. Enjoy! Week 3 has arrived! It’s that time again! Scroll down for a list of all the veggies in your box this week and some suggestions on how to use them. Hog-sized thanks are in order. Thanks to all …
It’s almost time! After three years in the making, we’re getting ready to launch our first CSA season at Oak Hill. What’s a CSA? “CSA” stands for “Community Supported Agriculture.” In the CSA model, individuals or families buy “shares” of the farmer’s crop for the season. Shareholders pay up front, giving the farmer the funds …
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We made a simple lip balm last night using beeswax from our friends over at Oleo Acres! That gorgeous, rich yellow color comes from the natural color of the beeswax. Our simple recipe is an adaptation from the Dreaming Earth Botanicals blog. It couldn’t be easier: You’ll need: 1 cup of olive oil 1 1/2 …
