
The farm is a beautiful place, from majestic old trees, long stretches of hedgerows, and our fields of annual crops, all reflecting years of care and stewardship. Plus the natural beauty of the Capay Valley and the hills to our east and west. I always appreciate when a farm visitor comments on what an amazing spot this is; like most good things, it’s easy to get used to and take for granted. The farm also has a lot of indoor areas, or semi-indoor spaces like our wash/pack area. These areas similarly need attention and care to look nice for the… read more…
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The theme of the 35th Annual Hoes Down Harvest Festival held this weekend was Digging Deep. It was a thoroughly fun and busy day, some said magical,… read more…

Last week, most folks at the farm spent some time working on weeding, not just the harvest crews. A few wash/pack folks joined in the effort and… read more…

The fall equinox is this week and the CSA Boxes will very much reflect this change of seasons – our first leafy green of fall (chard), the… read more…

Our top crops in terms of revenue are tomatoes, melons, and flowers. This isn’t a ranked list, the exact ranking changes between years and is a contentious… read more…