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Tomato Naming Contest✨
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Say hello to Puck!

He is a traveler and came all the way from in Austin, TX thanks to his human dad . Puck is anxiously awaiting his female counterparts to make little goat babies. Do you know how much cuteness you are going to be subjected to by following this page?! 🐐🌈✨

We love Puck & Patrick more than words can describe.

Patrick his sheep buddy is on the last slide. More about him later....

Our new potato trials with matching fashion

R & D at G & D

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Feijoa Flowers 🌸 ✨

The white part is not only edible, it’s delicious!

Tastes like guava sugar and melts in your mouth like cotton candy.

Fresh Chicory harvested for the new Ssamthing box. Link in the bio.

Eat this ☝️🤩✨

Oca is a “potato” that hasn’t been domesticated yet.

Always trying to explain this new crop and what it tastes like. I finally just started telling people it’s a potato with a tang -nuff said. Eat it roasted, fried, mashed, or purée, stir fry, grill, bake, even shave it raw (not like a potato) into salads and garnishes.

Spa day for the Oca 🌱😎✨

After 2020 we all understand what this Oca has been through. And even after all that, it’s still got the volume for a high bang/up do in that classic 80’s style.

Fresh loaves out of the oven with

She has been baking this bread from day one. She looked after the mother and fed her. When the time came she divided the mother loaf into many many children. These little loafs rose until the day they were ready to be put in the oven. And now today we began to pull them out of the earth oven and celebrate the harvest.

What are we going to name this food?

Our little baby 898 Butternuts from are now in the spa getting massages and the tanning package.

These cuties are destined for the first wave of farm to home delivery 📦

✅ small package
✅ extra flavor
✅ higher sugars
✅ more beta-carotene
✅ adorable

The oca is looking green and lush amongst the cover crop we recently planted between the rows.

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Farm dog portrait series.
This is Miha. She was adopted from the Humane Society recently. The story is that her ancestors have been living on the Warmsprings reservation. going back at least 10 generations. Recently there has been a big population growth , so Miha and a few of her siblings were brought to the humane society. Now she gets to join us out at the farm. She fits right in.