lucky moon farm

Hi Everyone, We're at the penultimate week of the CSA, and it's probably a good thing, since we had unseasonably early hard frosts that decisively shut down the summer crops. Even the tomatoes and peppers that are in the greenhouses were hit, and it has to get very cold for that to happen. But it's helping us shift our sights to the fall jobs that are so important to get done before the cold weather actually sets in. This week has been quite pleasant, actually, which meant th

Hi Everyone, I can't believe there are only 2 more weeks in the CSA! The season seemed to really fly by this year. We had our first real frost on Tuesday, and it looks like more cool days and nights are in the forecast. The smokey haze in the sky has set a strange backdrop for the week, and we've all felt a little unsettled. Our thoughts are with the millions of people on the West Coast dealing with this true catastrophe. The natural world is extremely fragile and it's up to

Hi Everyone, We're reaching the end of the growing season at Lucky Moon Farm- it's hard to believe when it's almost 90 degrees and muggy, but the cooler nights are just around the corner, and many of the plants are winding down. The warm dry weather is really great, though, for getting in the onions, potatoes, winter squash and dry beans that all need to be very dry to store well. We have the first round of winter squash going out today, and you can expect to see some variety

Hi Everyone, I hope you all are doing well and are adjusting to whatever the start of September is brining you and your household. To everyone involved in school/colleges starting up, I wish you all a safe beginning to the semester. Things are going pretty well at the farm. The mornings are misty and much cooler and the dew is heavy on the fields. The winter squash is ripening and will be ready to start harvesting soon, and we're gathering in onions and starting to dig potato