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Farm Happenings at Where the Redfearn Grows Natural Farm
Winter CSA Delivery January 27th
We have two more periodic winter deliveries before we go back to weekly deliveries in the beginning of March. Thanks for bearing with us. We know it's hard to keep things straight without a weekly rhythm. So the next deliveries are January 27th and February 17th. Then we'll have weekly deliveries s1 read more »
Winter CSA for REAL this time!
Up until now, the winter CSA hasn't really felt like winter, has it? Winter finally came with the new year. Thanks for bearing with us last week with the postponement of the CSA delivery! We just don't want those precious winter greens to wilt while they wait for you at various pi1 read more »
Last CSA of 2021!!!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year all in one!
Can you believe this will be the last CSA pickup of 2021? Not of the winter CSA but of the calendar year!!! So now is the time to stock up on your Christmas goodies. We've got a lot of great stuff for your end of year feasts.
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Oh What Beautiful Weather!
I hope you've gotten a chance to enjoy the wonderful weather the last few weeks! And the sunsets--Wow! It's hard to believe its December already. The days are at their shortest but we've had so many clear skies, I don't even mind. I know, if you're stuck in a windowless offi1 read more »
Veggie Penance for Thanksgiving Gluttony
If you overindulged on turkey and pie, you aren't alone! We hope you had a great Thanksgiving and we're here to help with a good roughage colon cleanse if you need it:).
We've switched to mostly harvesting from tunnels now because we've now been down to 17 degrees the other night1 read more »
Last CSA pickup before Thanksgiving
Hey all, just want to make sure you remember that the Nov 18th CSA pickup is your last chance to stock up before that big Thanksgiving meal (We'll be taking the week of Thanksgiving off and then back to the winter CSA again December 2nd). We've been harvesting root crops like crazy to get rea1 read more »
First heavy Frost and Turkey Time
The seasons, they are a change'n! One morning last week it dipped down to 24.4 degrees at the farm, which did less damage than might think. It ended the outdoor warm season crops, but at this point our outdoor fields are mostly filled with frost-tolerant crops that actually get better w1 read more »
Winter CSA week 3
Well, we enjoyed the nice weather while it lasted, didn't we?
Your farmers are scrambling to salvage crops before the first real hard freeze. We're harvesting, and covered in mud. It's a lot less fun to harvest in this kind of weather. That's why we'll be glad when we are finished1 read more »
Week 2 of the Winter CSA
We hope you are enjoying some bonus summer crops here in the first couple weeks of the winter CSA. As of now, most of our frost sensitive crops (besides basil) are still alive and producing, so we'll keep them coming as we can. Now is the time to enjoy the sweet and spicy peppers and ev1 read more »
About the farm
We're a big family with a small farm in Independence, MO. We have a passion for building soil, growing amazing veggies, and building a vibrant community of local eaters. Our Community Supported Agriculture program serves our neighbors in Overland Park, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs and Independence with weekly boxes of amazing veggies. We grow food for our members without the use of chemical pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers. We love eating fresh food and we love helping our members learn how to use our veggies to make amazing meals.
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