Tag: Paul Muller
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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 | August 10, 2026
We are sliding into the doggish days of the summer when this Sunday, 106 was the high and we were pressed to keep things moist and relatively… read more…
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News From the Farm | May 4, 2026
This week’s beet ended up as a medley—a 3-fer…sorry for its length.. Part 1 Way back in 1981 or so, when the stirrings of Full Belly were… read more…
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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 | December 8, 2025
The passing of a year seems more of a blur in retrospect that becomes more difficult to recall as I get on in years. We are nearing… read more…
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News from the Farm | December 1, 2025
Check out the steam coming from that compost pile as it was being turned! This weekend I read an email newsletter that included this reflection about the… read more…
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News from the Farm | November 24, 2025
Where to start this Thanksgiving week Beet? So many threads to weave into the fabric of thankfulness here. 2025 has been a remarkable year of bounty and… read more…
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News from the Farm | September 22, 2025
Slicing into a ripe Piel de Sapo melon this morning, I realized that I was a victim of seduction. As with so many of the plant families… read more…
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News from the Farm | July 14, 2025
The weekly newsletter is a great opportunity to share who we are, what we’re doing, things that we’re thinking about, and more. Yet it’s impossible to capture… read more…
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News from the Farm | June 30, 2025
We are a highly diversified farm, growing countless types of vegetables, fruits, and flowers and even within a single type of vegetable, often many varieties of each.… read more…