The summer heat is early upon us this year, and the ground cries out for rain. Luckily for us, our new well is trickling a steady stream into the holding tank and allowing us to irrigate as needed. The crops are still vibrant and beautiful, as can be seen from CSA customer Christina’s photo stream or local food blogger Kathryn’s Austin Gastronomist post. Quality comes through, from the color and moisture of the fresh delivered vegetables right on through to your healthy diet and body! We have about 6 spots left on one of our CSA routes- and only 10 weeks left in the spring/early summer season to enjoy it!
Miracles of drip irrigation
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Tecolote Farm created their certified organic vegetable CSA in Texas in 1994, making them pioneers of both CSA and Organic Agriculture in the Austin area. Since then, the farm has provided countless Central Texans with fresh, local, organic vegetables — including many rare heirloom varieties not often seen in stores.Recent Tweets
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- Sweet Pickled Onion Watermelon Radish Salad
- Arugula Salad with Lemon-Parmesan Dressing Bon Appétit | April 2009
- Roasted Eggplant Soup
- Roasted Turnips & Kohlrabi in Wine
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I think this is year 9 for me; I have learned so much about the beautiful bountiful variety of plants that the earth produces with your love and cultivation. Thank you for this tasty adventure and for being connected to so many people who honor the earth. And thanks for sending all the innovative recipes.Martha S.




Thanks so much for linking to my blog, Katie! I hope that I get to visit the farm again soon– I really enjoyed seeing the fields first-hand.
You bet, Kathryn. We are having our CSA members potluck this weekend- Saturday. We need to get your casserole dish back to you!