Titus Farms

We have opened up the 2010 CSA for membership.

If you were a 2009 member, we’ll save your spot until March 15, 2010.

If you’re new, then you have until April 1, 2010.

Here’s the form if you’re interested:CSA_Membership_Form 2010 Thanks!

Here is a lovely op-ed piece in the NYT sent to me by Marilyn, a long-time CSA member.

Return to the Land by Maira Kalman

Thanks to everyone who filled out the 2009 Survey, it will be closing in about 24 hours. If you haven’t had a chance yet, you should have at least one reminder in your inbox.

You can still claim your prize if I see you at market too!

So I haven’t had much opportunity to write very much this season Sorry about that, crappy internet access and long days don’t mix very well…

We finally had a freeze though… I even heard the weatherman say that the station would no longer issue frost-freeze advisories since all the vegetation is dead!

But today, our [...]

While Paul is much better at detecting a ripe watermelon in the field, it is still something that occasionally confounds me. This happens to be our first year also growing Honeydew melons, something that none of us on the farm have eaten very much. Growing up with muskmelon, it was also the first choice above [...]

So we missed one Bok Choy and it got kind of enormous….

The recent rains and heat have created a surplus of squash! (Of course I say this now, and by some horrible stroke of luck, there’s no squash ). But I received this recipe from a CSA member, and it sounds pretty darn good.

Here’s a link:

Parmesan Zucchini Sticks with Smoky Roasted Romesco Sauce

Anyone who knows me well, knows that I’m constantly referring to Mark Bittman’s book “How to Cook Everything.” It’s where many of the CSA recipes are inspired from and where I find basic information on almost everything.
Someone in the CSA put me on to the following Frittata recipe, published in the New York Times yesterday, [...]

We harvested our first 10 quarts of strawberries yesterday! They look and taste fantastic.

Thank goodness the rain has held off as well- we’ll be able to plant almost everything by Saturday.

CSA is almost here as well- so I’ll try to keep on top of the emails and calls, but no guarantees- the season has begun [...]

After a little too much rain in April, the ground has finally dried enough to plant! A few of our early brassicas have been in for about 2-3 weeks, along with lettuce, carrots, beets, early turnips and radishes. We’ve also planted way more potatoes than usual. And the spring peas are up nicely and will [...]