1. We're now accepting new members for the 2010 CSA season!
Journey with us through the seasons, from the earliest spring greens to the last winter squashes of autumn! Click the CSA Program tab to the left for more information!
2. We're now accepting 2010 apprenticeship applications!
If you're interested, click the tab to the left to get more
information, and if you're still interested, email us to receive an
application.
3. Our 2010 Gardening in the Treasure Valley calendar and a gorgeous handfull of our farm-grown seed varieties are now available for sale at the new North End Organic Nursery. The nursery is open 7 days a week, from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. It's the old Hillside Nursery on Hill Rd and 24th Streets. They seem to be very supportive of local farms so far, so go check em out!
4. Our Hunkerin' Down workshop series schedule is set! To learn more about fruit tree pruning, backyard chickens, urban permaculture, seed saving, home canning, and homebrewing, click the farm events tab to the left!
Earthly Delights Farm is a small-scale, human-powered urban farm in Northwest Boise offering high-quality veggies, fruits, herbs, and flowers to local Treasure Valley folks. We also house chickens and bees on the farm, though we don't always have eggs or honey for sale. Our produce is available through an 18-week subscription (click on the CSA Program tab to the left for more information).
Human-powered farming means the farm relies on people, using their bodies, fueled by their breakfasts, to do work, rather than fossil fueled machines. Since we grow a lot of food, we need a lot of help! Thank you to all those who come out and spend time with us in the garden. Our farm is such a wonderful place because of the collective energy that goes into it. From the folks sweating in the sun planting tomatoes to the ones snuggling in the hammock, we're blessed with so much happiness and abundance!
THANK YOU, FROM THE DEPTHS OF OUR HEARTS, FOR SUPPORTING THIS LITTLE, HUMAN-POWERED FARM!
"Opportunity is missed by many people because it’s dressed in overalls and looks like work.”
-Mark Twain
Check out our weekly newsletter written by Casey that tells what CSA members recieve in their shares along with tasty recipes, nutrition info. from Crystal and other farm related matters.