Tag: Elaine Swiedler
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News From the Farm | June 29, 2026
You could come to the farm every week and it would look different. The landscape is constantly changing, especially in warmer months and periods of transition like… read more…
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News From the Farm | June 22, 2026
It’s easy to complain about the heat. It’s not just a matter of comfort; heat can be dangerous! But as much as we love cooler temperatures and… read more…
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News From the Farm | June 15, 2026
This week’s News from the Farm is a long-anticipated announcement – we have a new look! We’ve just completed a refresh of our website, and along with… read more…
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News From the Farm | June 8, 2026
June is the eye of the storm between April and May’s frenetic transplanting, weeding, harvesting activities and July, the busiest month of the year when we’re essentially… read more…
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News From the Farm | June 1, 2026
It’s a bit of a joke that farmers always chat about the weather, but it’s true. At any gathering, farmers will inevitably turn to chatting about, and… read more…
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News From the Farm | May 25, 2026
May is a big month for transplanting and planting. The past month or so, basically any summer crop we grow has been planted: tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, summer… read more…
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News From the Farm | May 11, 2026
Most weeks are busy weeks, but some weeks are a little more busy than others. Last week was one of those weeks, lots of big days with… read more…
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News From the Farm | April 27, 2026
We have some neighbors, the folks at Taber Ranch a bit south of us in the town of Capay, whose family has been tracking the Capay Valley… read more…
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News from the Farm | April 20, 2026
This past Saturday was a really lovely day, and I’m not just referring to the weather, though the weather was perfect! It was our CSA Day, my… read more…
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News from the Farm | April 13, 2026
Exciting news on the planting front! Our first plantings of tomatoes are in, as are the basil and the first summer squash, melons, and peppers. Even more… read more…