In This Newsletter You’ll Find: ❄️ Why there’s no Winter 2026 CSA share (burnout, weather chaos, and the Great Aphid Resort of 2025) 🌬️ A look at how winter hit our greenhouses and what bounced back 🚚 Why winter deliveries are… pas bien 🥶 What it’s really like working in the packshed in January (spoiler: damp) 🌱 Possibility of a small March/April CSA share ⛷️ Farm Store reopening in mid-January — ski + shop at the farm! 🥔 What local partner veggies we’ll be carrying

Coupon codes below! Sign up here Hello Folks, After the challenges we shared with you in the last newsletter, we have been absolutely relishing the slower pace of the fall share, along with the early snow! We have a smaller team right now, and we're actually having fun packing boxes and planning for the next season. We are all a bit tired, so we're looking forward to the Christmas break, but gosh, it has been a nice fall for us at the farm. Because we finally have a moment to

She's been a bit of a mess so.. last week, when I started this newsletter, my four year old was playing in the bath while I caught up on emails just outside the door (it was open). Suddenly he called out "mama" in a semi urgent tone. I jumped up and ran over as he held out a piece of the bathtub to me. I'm not sure how long it took me to register what happened but what seemed like a few seconds later Robin yelled up to me as I held my hand on the hole and pulled the plug.. bu

The greenhouses are positively vibrating with all the photosynthesizing that is happening in there! Plus we have thousands of feet of greens and herbs in the field we are still harvesting from. We're nearing the end of our growing season, which is a huge relief for this weary farm crew, but we still have weeks of harvest and washing ahead of us. Which is wonderful because it means we have an abundance of food still to come, with out having to think about irrigation, weeding,