We’re so excited to see y'all at CSA pickup tomorrow! Here comes a great year of amazing produce.

Two new high tunnels were assembled this week and we got right to work planting them with some spring crops!

With temps too cold for field work, we got to do some Spring Cleaning…. in January.

Veggie Boxes, Flower Shares, and Home Delivery - 2024 is a great time to be a part of our CSA!

Can you believe teeny tiny seeds carefully placed into seed trays in January will eventually be the juicy delicious tomatoes we’ll be eating all summer?

Birds singing, plants growing, flowers teasing blooms, and the New Year is here! Check out some of our year-end love!

We’ve been prepping for our little holiday break and reflecting on the spirit of giving.

Our fingers may put up a fight in the early mornings when it’s still under 40F, but the truth is many of us on the farm love weeding.

We’re beginning the long and labor-intensive process of clearing out all the old warm weather plantings and making way for our big plan-ahead crops like garlic, onions, and spring flowers!

Thanks to all who participated in our inaugural year of CSA! We can’t wait to see you all again in the springtime.

Week 12 is here— this is the last CSA pickup for the fall season!

We’ve been getting ready for the colder temps headed our way and prepping for springtime.

A few weeks earlier than the average date of first frost for Athens, but not totally out of the blue. We had a busy time getting the farm ready for the freeze!

As all of you seasoned gardeners know, first frost marks a turning point for plants.

This is such a rewarding time of year— all the hard work prepping fields and planting in the late summer heat is coming to fruition.

After four or so weeks without drop, last week’s overcast and rainy days were so welcome.

Digging sweet potatoes, fixing broken hoop houses to prepare for cold weather, filling sandbags and organizing row cover has got us in the fall mindset.

Has anyone else noticed that we haven’t had a good rain in a while? We’re certainly feeling it on the farm.

50’s in the morning and brilliant sunshine in the afternoon, the subtle shift in the afternoon light, the magic of being able to eat freshly picked okra, cherry tomatoes, daikon radish and kale in the same meal?! And don’t even get me started on the flowers right now!

Fall and summer crops are overlapping like crazy! September in Georgia is a magical month!!