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Farm Happenings at Red Earth Farm
Bulk Tomato Sale!
Every season on the farm has it's highlights. This year the shiny star is the Roma tomato crop. We tried a new variety this year with great success. If you like to make your own sauce, now is the time...even the Farmer got his apron on and made a chunky marinara! To order a 25 lb box, click on you1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 28, 2019
If you've ever grown your own tomatoes, you're more than likely familiar with the hungriest of all caterpillars... The Tomato Hornworm, larvae of the Five Spotted Hawkmoth. Even just a few of these in your garden can result in your bountiful tomato plants being stripped down to the stems. Even thou1 read more »
West Chester Email Fail
Dear West Chester Members: We apologize that you were not able to customize your box for Saturday August 17. We will pack your boxes with the computer generated requests, but please note that you can make adjustments to your box at the farm stand when you pick up. Thank you for understanding!1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 21, 2019
Two of my favorite things about living on this farm with it's wide open spaces are watching the phases of the moon and watching summer storms pass by. The moon was full this week. The giant orange orb slipped through eastern clouds yesterday in the early evening. For some reason it makes me think1 read more »
Farm Happenings for August 13, 2019
Charis, the farmer's wife, is away this week. She's taking the farmer's son to visit a college! In her absence, I'll keep this short...
For those of you that missed this gem when Harvie sent it out the first time, I'd like to share this fantastic little cheat sheet... I printed this out at t1 read more »
What to do when you are in a cooking rut...
That's how I have been feeling lately. Maybe work is a little pressing, or I am just a over-tired, or both, but when I open the fridge at 8PM and mutter about what on earth am I going to make for dinner...well...let's just say I wish take-out was an easier option around here. Perusing the NYT this1 read more »
About the farm
Red Earth Farm, situated on 90 acres in beautiful Kempton, PA, offers CSA shares to the Philadelphia, Berks and Lehigh Valley areas. We produce vegetables, herbs and cut flowers, grown with sustainable methods. No synthetic pesticides or GMO seeds ever!
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