I love easy meal prep. And in the heat of the growing season, fast and easy is even more important. I can’t tell you the number of days when 6 PM rolls around, and I have no plan. “Looks like it’s scrambled eggs again for dinner, boys!” Does this happen to you too? Recently during…
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It takes a lot of faith to be a farmer. Today I’m writing about farmers, God, and the place of faith on the farm. It was a gutsy thing to post a whole blogpost on something like this. I worried people would dismiss it as preachy. I assure you I’m not trying to preach. But…
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My refrigerator is going to explode. It’s the time of the CSA season, when the sweet corn husks take over half the bottom shelf, my three heads of cabbage are stuffed into the back right corner, and my last 3 weeks of beet roots are multiplying in the Debbie Meyer green bags. If trying to…
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It’s going to sound strange, but as a farmer, I’ve done my share of “mining” for gold — so to speak. My boys are 8 and 5 years old, and whenever we go spend the night in a hotel, they always try to find “Goldrush” on the TV. (We don’t have cable at home). They…
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After talking to a lot of my CSA veterans, I’ve heard a thing or two about what they do each week to help them use up their box and prevent food waste. Some of them were obvious tips. Others were a-ha moments for me. As we begin the CSA season, I thought it would be…
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Debbie Meyer Green bags kick ass. I don’t usually swear in blogposts. But this is an exception because… well, it’s just not enough to say, “Green bags are great.” They really do kick ass. And if you’re going to be in my CSA (or any CSA), you absolutely MUST have them in your kitchen storage…
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