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2014 Summer Share #5

2014 Summer Share #5

July 24, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

Share Notes: This summer season is really rockin’ along nicely and the garden is doing great. We’d love to hear stories and recipes of your culinary adventures. Please send us a note or post a comment on facebook of how…

2014 Summer Share #4

2014 Summer Share #4

July 17, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

Share Notes: Tomatoes—I hope you enjoy these fresh, truly vine-ripened organic beauties. If any of your tomatoes got bumped or bruised along the way, use those up quick! Refrigeration below 50 degrees causes tomatoes to become mealy, so store them…

Summer Irrigation

Summer Irrigation

July 15, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

To keep producing fresh crops year round in Texas, it’s pretty risky to rely solely on rain water. With the inconsistent rain patterns in the South, choosing to forgo irrigation would mean our growing season would be coming to a…

2014 summer Share #3

2014 summer Share #3

July 10, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

Share Notes: Tomatoes—The varieties you are receiving are a mix of Big Beef, Better Boy, and Celebrity. Some of the tomatoes are super ripe and some will last another few days. Ripe tomatoes are difficult to transport, especially in a…

2014 summer Share #2

2014 summer Share #2

July 3, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

Share Notes: Tomatoes—Surprise! I didn’t think we’d be giving out red tomatoes so soon but these ripened much faster than we thought! Cherry tomatoes and heirlooms are soon to follow.  Tomatoes as ripe as these are very difficult to transport,…

2014 Summer Share #1

2014 Summer Share #1

June 26, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

Welcome to Red Moon Farm’s first summer CSA share! Some of you are joining us for the first time and many have been along for the ride for a while now.  We are simply thrilled to have you as members…

Spring potluck picnic

Spring potluck picnic

June 22, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

June 1 was our member potluck picnic out at Red Moon Farm.  Members and market friends brought dishes made with fresh farm produce, we toured the garden, and we had a great time!  We had a surprise visit from not…

Onion cauliflower tart

Onion cauliflower tart

June 21, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in The Seasonal Kitchen

At our member potluck on June 1 we had some great dishes shared with us featuring vegetables from Red Moon Farm’s CSA boxes. This was our own offering: a messy tart made with caramelized onions, roasted cauliflower and plenty of…

2014 spring share #8

2014 spring share #8

June 12, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

We’d like to give a huge thank you to all of you for being a member of Red Moon Farm this spring! Here’s the run-down of your last spring CSA share.   Share notes: Swiss Chard—Bright Lights variety. These leaves…

Taking it in stride

Taking it in stride

June 10, 2014 · by Red Moon Farm · in Farm News

Here’s an update of the goings on at Red Moon Farm this past week. The Harlequin bug is one that you’ve likely seen in your box a time or two.  They’re incredibly lovely insects but they can really do a…

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