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CSA Final Week 2025

Hello, Congratulations! Together we made it through another season. We learned, we connected, we lost, we ate....we grew. We grew as farmers, employees, customers, volunteers, vendors, and friends. We grew as a community, and I believe we are better for it. We...

Week 18 CSA order link 2025

Week 18. As we wrap up our season with only a couple chances left to order I know I don’t need to remind you to use your credits. They go away at the end of the season. Enjoy the goodies while you can. I will do my best to get as much of the cauliflower like Romanesco...

Week 17 CSA order link 2025

Week 17. It might not feel like the fall season, but it is. The cooler nights and decrease in daylight hours show in the fields. The greens love it. The hot season summer things start checking out. When my crew once spent a part of nearly every week seeding and...

Week 16 CSA order link 2025

Week 16. This brings us to the last month of the Summer CSA. This time of year brings such delicious food to the tables.  Whether you are enjoying hearty stew made with bounty from the field, or soaking up the last of the delicious lettuce for salads, you really can’t...

Week 15 CSA order link 2025

Week 15. If you haven’t seen signs of fall yet, I think this week sealed the deal. After yesterday’s rain, the lawn is scattered with signs of trees surrendering to the coming cold season. The brown leaves were knocked from the canopy, the gardens are starting to show...

Week 14 CSA order link 2025

Week 14. And just that quickly, peak season begins to wane. The tomatoes and eggplant have slowed to a crawl and will likely be removed from the field in the next couple weeks. The beans replenish slower. The greens like chard and kale grow slower. The basil will give...

Week 13 CSA order link 2025

Hello, Week 13. As we say goodbye to the craziness of August, September pretty much insists that we start to take it down a notch. Even though we stay busy, it is a different kind of hustle and bustle this time of year. The fall season is right around the corner and...

Week 12 CSA order link 2025

Did you visit the farm this week? We were thrilled to have folks out to pick up food in person. The peppers were stealing the show, but there are plenty more coming our way. We had a number of canning boxes go out this week too (what great weather we had for...

Week 11 CSA order link 2025

Week 11. Every Sunday, the first thing I do, after my morning coffee, is issue credits to folks that came out to volunteer or fulfill their worker share shift for the week. It is such a humbling and heartwarming activity as I recall all the helpers that came out,...

Week 9 CSA order link 2025

Week 9 CSA order link (11 left after this week)  Hello, Week 9. We have officially hit mid-summer (August 1st this year), tomato season is in full swing, and the August exhaustion is setting in.  This time of year is busy busy for us, and the food is ohh so yummy. ...

Week 8 CSA order link 2025

Week 8. By week 8 we have gotten into the heart of summer foods and they are heavy. I definitely end up at the chiropractor a couple times in August and September to keep my body aligned. Big crates full of cukes, summer squash, tomatoes, beans, eggplant, cabbage,...

Week 7 CSA order link 2025

Hello, Week 7. I will be honest folks. This was a hard week for us out on the farm. Not because of farm things, but because “life” happened to us. This week on Wednesday afternoon our pet cat Milo died. Milo came with us to the farm when we moved here. I adopted him...

Week 6 CSA order link 2025

Week 6. Six weeks doesn’t sound like a long time when you say it, but depending on what you are doing for that amount of time, it can feel like a really long time. I look back at what was happening 6 weeks ago on the farm and it feels like a whole lifetime ago… and we...

Week 5 CSA order link 2025

Hello, Week 5.  Did you folks enjoy your week off? Sometimes just a change in routine, even if you are still busy, is really nice. It seems to reset the senses and help one be grounded and aware. Doing this out on the farm was important for me. It helped me slow down...

Week 4 CSA order link 2025

Week 4.  We hope you folks have all had a chance to order at least once and are eating well. This coming week I am seeing things shifting into summer crops. The early season tender lettuces like butterhead are almost done, so we will shift into heartier summer crisp...

Week 3 CSA order link 2025

Hello, Week 3.  How are things going so far? We hope you are eating well and have had a chance to enjoy the early season crops.  They are always so tender and yummy and you just can’t beat asparagus.  If only we could have it year-round. But, just as the asparagus is...

2025 Week 2 CSA order link

Hello, Thank you to all of you for being part of our summer program. We made it through week 1 with only a couple of snags. Thanks for letting us know if something wasn't quite right. That helps us do better AND fix any issues for you. Although we have many returning...

2025 Week 1 CSA order link

Welcome to LotFotL’s 2025 Summer CSA program. It is go time! Let’s start ordering. Each week you will receive an email like this one, inviting you to place your order. Inventory will change from week to week, depending on what is available. We are so excited to get...

Turnip-Corn Chowder

Turnip-Corn Chowder

Ingredients 3 T butter or lard (did you know that lard is about 50% monounsaturated fat!?....that is the good stuff) 1 onion, chipped 1 bunch of turnips (scarlet, gold ball, purple,and hakurei will all work), cubed 1 potato, peeled and cubed 5 cups broth 1 cup corn 3...

Farm Fresh Veggie Lentil Salad

Farm Fresh Veggie Lentil Salad

Ingredients 1 3/4 cups green (french) lentils, rinsed and any debris removed juice of one lemon (about 1/4 cup) 1/4 cup olive oil 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1-2 tablespoons honey 1 large tomato, chopped into bite-sized pieces 1 lg Red Bell pepper chopped 1 Cup of...

Summer pasta with greens

Summer pasta with greens

Ingredients 2 bunches of greens (kale, collard, or chard) 2 ounces sliced pancetta, or bacon, finely diced (3/4 cup) OPTIONAL 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil 1 medium onion, chopped 1 bunch of garlic scapes, chopped ⅛ teaspoon crushed red pepper 1 28-ounce can...

Kohlrabi celeriac apple salad

Kohlrabi celeriac apple salad

Ingredients 1cup kohlrabi shredded or cut into matchsticks 1 cup celeriac (celery root) pealed and shredded or cut into matchsticks 1 T mustard 2 t pickle juice 3-4 T carrot shredded (enough to add color) 4-5 dill pickles chopped (I like one that has bay leaf in the...

Spinach Farro Salad

Spinach Farro Salad

This one has become a fast favorite for spring. Serve it with a side of asparagus and you have a great lunch. Ingredients 1 tablespoon olive oil 2 cloves garlic, minced 2 teaspoons lemon juice salt and ground black pepper to taste 2-3 cups of cooked farro (cook on...

Chinese Chicken Soup

Chinese Chicken Soup

Ingredients 1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil 4 scallions, chopped (white and green parts separated) 1 2-inch piece ginger, peeled and finely chopped 3 cloves garlic, minced 2 cups chicken bone broth 16 oz of chopped raw chicken (white meat is typical, but anything will...

Sweet and Sour Sauce with turnips, cabbage, carrots, and onion

Sweet and Sour Sauce with turnips, cabbage, carrots, and onion

Ingredients 3 Onions 3-4 Carrots sliced 4-6 cups Cabbage, coarsely diced 4-6 cups Turnips, cubes 1 tbsp Ginger, ground or 2 tsp fresh Ginger chopped 1/4 cup Vinegar 1/4 cup Molasses or maple syrup 1 T Cornstarch 3 tbsp Soy Sauce 2 tsp ketchup 3 cups cooked Brown Rice...

Potatoes and greens

Potatoes and greens

Ingredients 1 large bunch greens, about 1 pound, stemmed and washed well (collards, kale, chard, and mustard all work well) Salt to taste 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 1 onion, sliced very thin 2 to 4 garlic cloves sliced thin ¾ pound yellow-fleshed potatoes,...

Summer Bounty Peanut Chicken Collard Wraps

Summer Bounty Peanut Chicken Collard Wraps

Ingredients 5 collard leaves 1/2 Cup creamy nut butter (peanut butter works great) 1 1/2 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce 2 tablespoons orange juice 2 teaspoons seasoned rice wine vinegar 2 teaspoons honey(optional) 1/3 cup cooked whole grains (such as quinoa, brown...

Sweet and Sour Pork with LotFotL Pork

Sweet and Sour Pork with LotFotL Pork

Pork 1-1.5 lbs cubed LotFotL pork steak pieces or cubed butt roast 2-3 T cooking oil (olive, avocado, coconut, peanut, etc.) Sauce 1-2 T cooking oil 3 tablespoons water 2 tablespoons ketchup 2 tablespoons fresh pineapple juice, or juice from the canned pineapple, or...

Ham Potato and Cauliflower Chowder

Ham Potato and Cauliflower Chowder

Ingredients: 1-2 cups chopped cooked ham 1-2 large onion chopped 2 large potatoes cut int small cubes 1 large head of cauliflower cut into small pieces 8-10 cups ham broth or other stock 2 tsp fresh thyme 1/2-1 bunch of chopped parsley 4 cloves crushed garlic red...

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CSA Final Week 2025

Hello, Congratulations! Together we made it through another season. We learned, we connected, we lost, we ate....we grew. We grew as farmers, employees, customers, volunteers, vendors, and friends. We grew as a community, and I believe we are better for it. We...

Week 18 CSA order link 2025

Week 18. As we wrap up our season with only a couple chances left to order I know I don’t need to remind you to use your credits. They go away at the end of the season. Enjoy the goodies while you can. I will do my best to get as much of the cauliflower like Romanesco...

Week 17 CSA order link 2025

Week 17. It might not feel like the fall season, but it is. The cooler nights and decrease in daylight hours show in the fields. The greens love it. The hot season summer things start checking out. When my crew once spent a part of nearly every week seeding and...

Week 16 CSA order link 2025

Week 16. This brings us to the last month of the Summer CSA. This time of year brings such delicious food to the tables.  Whether you are enjoying hearty stew made with bounty from the field, or soaking up the last of the delicious lettuce for salads, you really can’t...

Week 15 CSA order link 2025

Week 15. If you haven’t seen signs of fall yet, I think this week sealed the deal. After yesterday’s rain, the lawn is scattered with signs of trees surrendering to the coming cold season. The brown leaves were knocked from the canopy, the gardens are starting to show...

Week 14 CSA order link 2025

Week 14. And just that quickly, peak season begins to wane. The tomatoes and eggplant have slowed to a crawl and will likely be removed from the field in the next couple weeks. The beans replenish slower. The greens like chard and kale grow slower. The basil will give...

Week 13 CSA order link 2025

Hello, Week 13. As we say goodbye to the craziness of August, September pretty much insists that we start to take it down a notch. Even though we stay busy, it is a different kind of hustle and bustle this time of year. The fall season is right around the corner and...

Week 12 CSA order link 2025

Did you visit the farm this week? We were thrilled to have folks out to pick up food in person. The peppers were stealing the show, but there are plenty more coming our way. We had a number of canning boxes go out this week too (what great weather we had for...

Week 11 CSA order link 2025

Week 11. Every Sunday, the first thing I do, after my morning coffee, is issue credits to folks that came out to volunteer or fulfill their worker share shift for the week. It is such a humbling and heartwarming activity as I recall all the helpers that came out,...

Week 9 CSA order link 2025

Week 9 CSA order link (11 left after this week)  Hello, Week 9. We have officially hit mid-summer (August 1st this year), tomato season is in full swing, and the August exhaustion is setting in.  This time of year is busy busy for us, and the food is ohh so yummy. ...