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Farm Happenings at Diggin' Roots Farm
Farm Happenings for October 6, 2020
Greetings Friends;
We'll keep it short this week, with just a few veggie highlights:
- Ginger is making its first appearance in the shares! This is such a satisfying and beautiful crop to grow. The Organic seed comes all the way from Hawaii in early Spring. Upon arrival, we separate the "hands" int1 read more »
Farm Happenings for October 3, 2020
Good Morning Friends;
This email comes a day late b/c we had a much needed clear sunny week. My parents were visiting from Southern Oregon, and somehow, between working their butts off and corralling the kiddos, PopPop also managed to repair and/or build three new model rockets with Wendell. A thro1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 29, 2020
Good Morning Friends;
This email comes a day late b/c we had a much needed clear sunny Sunday. My parents were visiting from Southern Oregon this past week. Somehow, between working their butts off and corraling the kiddos, PopPop also managed to repair and/or build three new model rockets with Wen1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 22, 2020
Hello Farm Family;
It feels nice to return to some clear sky, clear eye normalcy this week. We're still processing and digesting all that transpired during these past 12 days, but suffice it to say we are feeling deep gratitude for our home and for the purposeful work before us. During the evacuati1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 8, 2020
Here comes the heat!
We're doing the water valve shuffle over here, while also beginning the hauling season this week. Winter squash are being cut and readied for tractor transport. The first couple hundred of over two thousand pounds will find its way into crates tomorrow. Onions have been racked1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 1, 2020
Please NOTE: We are offering bulk boxes of mixed heirloom tomatoes this week. 20# for $35. Time to get saucy!
Hello Farm Family;
If the season were a bell curve, we'd be just over the hump on the downhill slide. The season is always A LOT, and 2020 is no exception. We've been hustling hard this yea1 read more »
Farm Happenings for September 1, 2020
Hello Farm Family;
If the season were a bell curve, we'd be just over the hump on the downhill slide. The season is always A LOT, and 2020 is no exception. We've been hustling hard this year, pivoting and adapting the business, trying to be engaged and active citizens, trying to be both vulnerable1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 18, 2020
Hello Friends;
Quick Notes:
*This email is arriving late, so we've adjusted the "cut-off" time until tomorrow, Fri, at 8pm. There are plenty of extras this week, so please be sure to add or substitute.
*If you are stockpiling CSA boxes and would like to say goodbye to your stash, we are happy to re1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 18, 2020
Hello Friends;
We're doing the irrigation waltz around here, feeling the full transition to mid-summer bounty. Tomatoes and cukes and zukes and green beans become demanding, if not insistently generous, friends. The onion tops are toppling and the winter squash are starting their downhill slide int1 read more »
About the farm
Certified organic vegetables and grass-fed meat, homegrown on 50 acres in the Willamette Valley. We are a first generation family farm dedicated to delicious food, healthy soil, and cultivating vibrant diversity on the land. Serving the Eastern Willamette Valley from Portland to Salem.Diggin’
Roots Farm builds on our collective agrarian heritage by:
- Connecting with our family, friends, and neighbors
- Tending the earth for sustained fertility and biodiversity
- Appreciating nature’s pace and natural tendencies
- Supporting life on our farm- in our home and in our fields
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Roots Farm builds on our collective agrarian heritage by:
- Connecting with our family, friends, and neighbors
- Tending the earth for sustained fertility and biodiversity
- Appreciating nature’s pace and natural tendencies
- Supporting life on our farm- in our home and in our fields