touch the earth farm blog

Potato bugs are one of the biggest pests we face on the farm, as they can quickly defoliate and kill entire rows of potatoes. The adult Colorado potato beetle looks like this, and they over-winter in the soil, emerging to feed and lay eggs as soon as they find a suitable host plant. This is […]

Here is a nice visual example of the difference between eggs from healthy, free-range chickens who eat a varied diet of greens and protein-rich insects and those trucked to the grocery store from factory farms.
On the left is a Touch the Earth Farm hard-boiled egg with a rich, golden yolk loaded with omega-3s, vitamin E, […]

Thank you and welcome to all our new members! Here at Touch the Earth Farm, we’re looking forward to a year filled with fun and delicious food!

Our annual membership slots are now full, though we’re still accepting seasonal memberships with a couple slots still available for the 2007 season.
Thanks to all those who expressed interest and excitement—2007 promises to be a wonderful season!

Touch the Earth Farm CSA is now accepting memberships for the 2007 growing season. Dowload the Seasonal or Annual CSA agreement as a pdf file to join today.
Our pledge is that each week, you will receive a share bag (a reusable natural market bag) filled with a variety of fresh, delicious herbs, fruits, vegetables and […]

Touch the Earth Farm is in the process of putting together our 2007 seed order—a very exciting time of year, filled with anticipation and potential!
Email us now with your preferences!