What’s in Your Basket?

Hot, hot, hot! Is there really anything else worth talking about this week? I don’t think any of us can even think straight with this heat! It certainly is good for getting those summer crops to grow fast, but it’s not … Continued

I am in Colorado right now, so I don’t have any fun pictures from the farms this week. But this is the first week of our flower share, which I am so excited I will be home in time to … Continued

I know that summer has arrived once I start canning, which means that it is here (if you couldn’t tell from the heat!). The past few days I’ve been canning my very favorite thing – apricot jam. I now have … Continued

Happy Memorial Day! Things sure are getting busy now that the season is in full swing! And these longer days are both a blessing and a curse. The longer daylight hours keep tricking me into thinking it’s much earlier than … Continued

We hope you enjoyed all the delicious goodies last week! We’ve been itching to get some of Whipstone Farm’s asparagus since they first started harvesting it a few months ago and we were happy to snag some before its season ends. What … Continued

Welcome to the tenth season of Verde Valley CSA! In some ways things are still the same as our very first season, but so much has changed too. We thank all of you who have been with us for this journey — some … Continued

Can you believe this is our last week?! It is hard for me to accept. I don’t know what I will do without my weekly influx of produce! I sure love having the guesswork taken out of the food we will … Continued

With only one more week to go, we have been doing a lot of thinking about where we are going to source local food this winter. Luckily, there are plenty of options! Sedona Community Farmers Market will begin their winter … Continued

It may be Autumn now, but it has sure felt like Summer this past week! The weather has made it even harder to believe that we only have a few weeks left of our CSA season. Next week I will have … Continued

If you frequent the farmers markets, you may have noticed that fewer vendors are showing up each week. The season is beginning to wind down, and those that planted for early harvest are already finished. Fall and winter crops are being … Continued