Who needs a breather, anyway?
Who needs a breather? Thanks to Addie Broyles, whose coverage in her Austin-American Statesman food blog, Relish Austin, gave us a nod for 25 years
Who needs a breather? Thanks to Addie Broyles, whose coverage in her Austin-American Statesman food blog, Relish Austin, gave us a nod for 25 years
Happy New Year! We hope that the coming year brings you Health and Peace! Katie and I have been marveling at the changes that have
Happy New Year! We hope that 2014 is fulfilling and joyful for each of you. On January 2nd, I came out of the house to start
We are thrilled to celebrate 20 full years farming the rich blackland prairie soils of our beloved home farm this year. So much has happened
Cecilia Nasti came out to the farm on the same evening that our crew was shooting skeet after work. She wasn’t ruffled, however, to
CSA basketeer Christina found this cool recipe from a gluten-free slow cooking blog, and adds, “Everything is vegan, but you can substitute parmesan for the
From Monday basketeer Stephanie Johnson. Hi Katie, Here’s the recipe for the souffle. It was really good; cheesy and tangy! I love sorrel. I had
Read Addie Broyles’ Food section cover story from April 11, 2012: After long battle over water, Tecolote Farm finally moving on! It has been a
Outside of the Agro-industrial Pipeline by David Pitre Happy New Year! Here’s to Health and Peace for all of us. As always, we are excited
Why I’m returning by Lorig Hawkins, Tecolote Farm Manager-in-Training On the last day of 2011, I proudly put my first full farm journal on my
Now taking 2012 CSA sign-ups! 2012 CSA Subscription Agreements coming soon (within the next two days)- email me at tecolotefarm@gmail.com beforehand to reserve your spot
After some weary years of wrestling with water lines and digging trenches for buried pipe and electric cable to a new small production well at
We hope you have all survived the hottest, driest central Texas summer in recorded history! While our plans to take the kids on a road
CSA – or Community-Supported Agriculture- is a way for people to interact directly with a farm: to know their farmer, to eat food harvested mere