BLOG & RECIPES

One of the most important parts of farming is wearing the right gear for the job. Working outside, subject to whatever the weather is...

A View from the Field - photo by Julia Keim It’s the beginning of a new season and we’re excited to have lots of new folks joining the...

Hey, y’all! We’re excited to be coming back at you this week with a fresh season of vegetables as we resume the CSA after our three-week...

Many folks may just think of broccoli as broccoli and are surprised to learn that are are many different varieties of broccoli that can...

The start of a new year is always a time for reflection and resolutions. We thought we’d add ours into the mix to let y’all know what a...

It’s official: the cold weather finally caught up to us and it really feels like winter in Texas now. With freezing temperatures almost...

The numbers are in–VRDNT Farm donated $5,850 in veggies in 2024! $2,610 of that came directly from CSA members donating your shares over...

This week’s blog celebrates the VRDNT crew members, all of whom happen to be women. There’s something special about working with a small,...

Our CSA and Farmers’ Market Customers We literally wouldn’t be here without you, and we cherish your support. You drive us to provide the...

All together, VRDNT Farm has donated $3856 in veggies to our community partners in 2024. (And that's in just over 6 months. We've got...

One of my favorite parts of living in Central Texas is our spectacular wildflowers. From late-February to mid-July, the farm is a...

Ada here. A quick intro before an outro. As some of you may know, I’ve been helping Becky with this newsletter, but I’m passing the...

The dirty truth about the organic vegetable industry is that it is predicated on plastic. Yes, I know the whole world is! But this—this...

You asked, I answered. Over the past few weeks, several of you submitted questions on Instagram to my invitation to “Ask Me Anything”. I...

Never Again If you’ve been with VRDNT since the very beginning, you may remember that during our first season of production in 2019 we...

For no other reason than why not, here is a list of very corny, farmer-approved, jokes and riddles. You’re sure to either love or hate...

Here in Texas, the most abundant seasons are peak fall and peak spring. It seems we can grow almost anything at these nice, temperate...

Today’s post was supposed to be a list of all the things lately that are bringing me joy. And that list exists towards the end of this...

Confused by all these labels? I get it—navigating the world of produce marketing can be overwhelming. But don't worry! As an expert in...

I don't care what the calendar says. It’s officially Spring. Henbit is blooming, butterflies are back, and crops and weeds are...