2019 Harvest 1

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Howdy folks and welcome to the first week of your 2019 Tumbleweed Farm CSA share. We hope you all had a restful winter and are hungry for fresh veggies! We’re thrilled to have so many of the same folks join us again for another season (you guys all rule!) and we’re excited to meet some new faces as well. This is our largest group of families to date (80!!!) but we’re feeling rested and ready to tackle another farm year. We’ve got two extra farm hands to help us out which is rad so things feel more manageable than ever even as we’re growing.

I know we all might be a little rusty with meal prep and grocery shopping as we find our CSA groove but I know we'll all get there. The first few weeks you can expect a lot of leafy greens and roots. I know a lot of you are seasoned pros but for some of you it may be a little more daunting to figure out what to do with everything. As long as your cupboards are stocked with the basics (grains, oils, vinegar’s, butter, bread, pasta, meat, etc.) I'll think you'll be set up for success. We'll supply plenty of recipes and storage tips so you get the most out of your fresh produce. And please, never hesitate to reach out with questions. 

And just like that, below is a list of week 1’s box. Happy cooking and eating!


Harvest One

  1. Head Lettuce (keep in a produce bags in the crisper section of your fridge)

  2. Baby Bok Choy X 2 (keep in produce bags in the fridge)

  3. Beets (remove greens and store roots and greens separately in the fridge)

  4. Overwintered Parsnips (keep in produce bags in the fridge)

  5. Arugula

  6. Radishes (remove greens and store greens and roots separately)

  7. Green Garlic— (store in the fridge)


Recipe Suggestions



2018 Harvest 24

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Howdy folks and welcome to the final week of the 2018 CSA season. It’s hard to believe that we are finally here but dang, what a year!

The CSA season may be over but you all can find us at the Hood River Saturday market until Thanksgiving time. We’re there from 9-1pm under the big red tent. We’ll also be participating in the “Fill Your Pantry” happening next Saturday afternoon at the Rockford Grange in HR (we’ll still be at the morning market that day too) so if you’re still in need of produce you know where to find us!

Alrighty, we’re going to sign off for the last time this season. We’ll be in touch individually with each of you after the holidays to connect about 2019. We always give priority to returning members so if you want in, you’ve got a spot!

Thanks again everyone for putting your trust and money into our farm. We couldn’t make a living doing what we love if it weren’t for all you badass folks. So thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Your farmers,
A & T

Harvest 24

  1. Mizuna

  2. Blue Hubbard Squash (it’s a very sweet winter squash and makes killer soup!)

  3. Diakon Radishes

  4. Carrots

  5. Turnips

  6. Radishes

  7. Garlic

  8. Onions

Sesame Noodle Bowls with Lemongrass Meatballs and pickled carrots and deacon

Sesame Noodle Bowls with Lemongrass Meatballs and pickled carrots and deacon

2018 Harvest 23

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Howdy folks and welcome to harvest week 23. It’s pretty hard to believe that we only have one more week after this! This season has really flown by and we hope you’ve all enjoyed the veggies. This week we’re happy to have beautiful heads of cabbage in your shares. The cabbage stores well in the fridge for up to a month so no pressure to eat it right away (though it is cabbage soup season!)

Anyhow, hopefully you all get to relax a bit this week and cook up some tasty food.


Cheers!

A & T

Harvest 23

  1. Cabbage

  2. Radishes

  3. Scallions

  4. Kale

  5. Potatoes

  6. Onions X 2

  7. Garlic X 2

  8. Butternut Squash

  9. Thelma Sanders Sweet Potato Squash (tastes like an acorn squash)