Tag: farm philosophy
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News from the Farm | February 23, 2026
Paul at the Palo Alto Farmers Market For the past 42 or so years, Saturday mornings have been market mornings. Early on, when Dru and I were… read more…
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News from the Farm | January 8, 2024
Dear CSA friends, We are back and rested after a much-needed end-of-year break. After a good deal of greeting, handshaking and backslapping this morning at 8am our… read more…
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News from the Farm | November 27, 2023
We are rapidly approaching the end of the calendar year, and the end of the Full Belly Farm year (December 9) is even closer. These approaching milestones… read more…
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News from the Farm | November 20, 2023
The storm clouds that had been flirting with us for a week dropping a few drizzles became serious Friday evening. The field activities, cover crop planting and… read more…
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News from the Farm | September 4, 2023
Friday morning’s meeting – every Friday, we start the day with stretches and exercises (usually led by Andrew) followed by announcements. Like every morning this summer, our… read more…
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News from the Farm | December 5, 2022
The annual all-farm photo of the year-round crew, minus a few folks, with our new sweatshirts The cold November has rolled into an early wet December. We… read more…
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News from the Farm | April 11, 2022
A farmer, regardless of what they grow, wears many hats: agronomist, soil scientist, hydrologist, entomologist, pathologist, meteorologist, mechanic, salesperson, driver, regulatory specialist, and more, in addition to… read more…
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News from the Farm | February 7, 2022
In addition to lambing season, and growing and harvesting what’s in the fields, this is a time of year when we’re making a lot of decisions about… read more…
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News From the Farm | September 20, 2021
The last line of peaches, Autumn Flames — small but tasty — It seemed to me that all of a sudden the gentler light, a cool… read more…
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News From the Farm | March 1, 2021
Griffin the Guard Dog — What a wild turbulent week we have had here on this Full Moon end of February week here at the farm. Warm… read more…