Author Archives: Slow Roots Farm

I am so incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to farm in the beautiful Esopus Creek Valley for six years.  A huge thank you to the community of support that has continued to grow and blossom around me and … Continue reading →

I got the amazing gift of feeding Martine a banana in the amazon jungle in Peru Feb 2014. There is nothing for sale at Slow Roots Farm anymore and there is nothing being marketed for future sale.  As soon as … Continue reading →

Happy Spring!  Thank you all for the support and trust in this process.  It has been a very intense start to the season and I am grateful for this community for reminding me that this is good and valuable work … Continue reading →

Saturday May 10, 2014, 5pm and beyond… Come gather rain or shine in the relatively new barn on the land located at:                             Slow Roots Farm, 205 … Continue reading →

We seem to be in the heart of winter right now… That is a nice way of saying it is totally freezing out.  I have been doing lots of visioning and reflecting in this ‘off ‘ season while chipping away … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who participated in the CSA this season.  I am humbled by and grateful for all the energy that was exchanged in the past 25 weeks.  The spring and summer seasons have set on Slow Roots Farm … Continue reading →

  The Spring CSA season has come and gone.  The Summer CSA is underway and filled up for the season.  The fall crops are being seeded and cared for along with the summer ones.  There are some spots left for … Continue reading →

With a little help from some plastic and steel the vegetables got pushed forward a little.  Their blankets came off today and this is what was under there.  Spring CSA will start Wednesday May 1st… The first week is sold … Continue reading →

Winter is generally a quieter time for a vegetable farmer, this winter has been filled with a little more action than usual.  The last six months have brought a lot of changes to Slow Roots Farm, big, beautiful, changes.  A … Continue reading →

This Wednesday October 10 marks the last summer pickup at the farm but the harvest will continue for a while as the fall share begins next week.  I wanted to thank all of you for participating in this summer season … Continue reading →