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News from the Farm | September 14, 2026
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…
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News from the Farm | September 7, 2026
Worldwide, farmers and native people are keepers of place, tender of souls and soils, and watchful eyes over life abiding as stewards of all creatures – winged,… read more…
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News from the Farm | July 27, 2026
It’s no secret that the farmers at Full Belly like to celebrate. While July days are spent picking corn and tomatoes, arguing over the sweetest melon of… read more…
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News from the Farm | September 16, 2024
The fall equinox is this upcoming Sunday and we’ve got a week of cooler, autumnal weather in the forecast. In order to have something to harvest when… read more…
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News from the Farm | August 19, 2024
Farming requires being very aware of the current conditions (weather, crops ready for harvest, etc.) all while thinking about the next day, week, month, season, and year.… read more…
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News from the Farm | August 12, 2024
One of the blessings – among the many that have been bestowed upon us here at the farm – is how time, and its passing, matures our… read more…
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News from the Farm | July 15, 2024
A mix of some of our favorite melon photos from over the years Dear Friends, This July marks an important anniversary here at the farm -one that… read more…
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News from the Farm | April 8, 2024
Every week while managing our South Berkeley farmers market stand, I get asked over and over again “So, what’s new at the farm?” I love this question… read more…
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News from the Farm | July 10, 2023
This week marks a CSA milestone: ten years ago, we stopped using waxed cardboard boxes for the CSA and started using the green plastic “Stop Waste” boxes*.… read more…
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News from the Farm | October 10, 2022
The past week, the first full week of October, the transition from summer to fall was on full display. read more…