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Farm Happenings at Daily Blessings Farm
Farm Happenings for the week of September 27, 2020
Welcome New Members . . to our fall farm share season. You will enjoy the summer crops as we reach the end of summer and welcome the flavors of fall. We begin to welcome back some greens, winter squash, sweet potatoes, roots like beets and carrots and more!
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Farm Happenings for the week of September 20, 2020
“Within our food system, people don’t think of seeds…
They are the ultimate part of the food system.
They are the beginning and the end of the food system.”
— Alison Magill, Slow Food Seacoast
I was reading the quote above this week and thought it appropriate to sha1 read more »
Farm Happenings for Week of September 13, 2020
The picture above was the view from my bedroom window in 2017 when we evacuated the Taylor Creek fire.
This has certainly been a challenging and devastating week for many people in our community. I’m sure many of you have family and friends who have been impacted by the surrounding wild1 read more »
Farm Happens Week of September 6, 2020
This Week in Your Box …..
Bell Peppers: My green Bell Pepper variety is called California Wonder. I’ve tried many varieties but this is just a reliable producer of large peppers. The first cut is always a bit smaller. If you grow bell peppers, you’l1 read more »
About the farm
Based at Daily Blessings Farm, the Josephine County Farm Collective is a food hub developed by a group of small local businesses with a collaborative effort to increase access to fresh, healthy food and locally grown agricultural products to the community. Founded by Carrie Juchau, owner of Daily Blessings Farm, during the 2020 Covid pandemic, these farms, ranches, and home kitchens joined forces in an attempt to fill the gaps in the traditional food supply system. The farm collective has grown from six to 25+ small businesses with more joining the community outreach effort. Local health centers in two cities have also partnered and together we offer a “Work Wellness Program” for employees.
2023 launches a new transition to a nonprofit entity with educational programs so we can better serve the community with healthy, local food, cut flowers and animal sourced fiber. We hope you will join the effort to shop local, eat healthy and serve our underprivileged populations within the community.
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2023 launches a new transition to a nonprofit entity with educational programs so we can better serve the community with healthy, local food, cut flowers and animal sourced fiber. We hope you will join the effort to shop local, eat healthy and serve our underprivileged populations within the community.