We all eat, but not all eaters eat equally.  Eating is a political act we all make every time our tummy grumbles.  Who you choose to give your money to  grow, cook or serve your food to you has an impact on your immediate economy, and ecology.  If you like to eat vegetables or wish to incorporate more fresh fruits and veggies into your diet while supporting your local economy at the same time, we have a suggestion for you…

 

Consider signing up for a change in your life that affects the lives of countless other families in our bioregion that drink from the same groundwater, breath the same air and live near the same crop fields as you.  Make an affordable change in your life that isn’t all that radical, a change that mimics the way it once was;  to a time when our parents and grandparents ate from their own gardens, orchards and pastures.  Consider singing up to receive a box of fresh, seasonal  vegetables grown using organic and biodynamic methods for 20 weeks from a local small family farm.  Subscribe for change.   

 

We feed the soil and it feeds you.

 

“Eating is an agricultural act”-Wendel Berry

EVENTS!

 

 

October 20th:

Doris Gorius, owner of Cookin’ Something Up will be having a cooking class featuring our locally grown, organic vegetables.  Jillian will be there to talk about seasonal eating.

 http://www.cookinsomethingup.com/cookingclasses.html#1020

 

Fall Shares Begin:

October 23rd and November 6th, sign up to receive two extra large boxes with storage quantities of some of your favorite veggies like carrots, potatoes, onions, garlic an more!  Check it out on our sign up page!

           We feed the soil…                                                                                   and it feeds you