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Summer, Water, Bounty

August 20, 2021

Post and art by Martha Slavin, a Frog Hollow Farm CSA Member. If you are like me, you can think of two things that make summer wonderful. You have to know, first, that summer is not my favorite tim...

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How we Make our Handmade Ice Cream Sandwiches

August 11, 2021

It began one evening four or five years ago at one of our farm dinners celebrating the olive harvest. Chef Becky and Farmer Al served pear caramel ice cream on soft ginger cookies among the trees, ...

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Send a Letter to Your Representatives To Keep Frog Hollow's Water On!

August 9, 2021

UPDATE OCTOBER 26, 2021 Two months ago, emergency regulations threatened to turn off water for all farmers south of the Delta. California is the highest agricultural supplier in the US and the 5th ...

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Help Rescue Small Farms' Water Rights

August 2, 2021

Farmers in California are facing an existential threat. We all know California is in a drought. This affects us all... farms, factories, homes, municipalities, cemeteries, even golf courses.Yet our...

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On Farm & Fruit: My Summer At Frog Hollow Farm

July 30, 2021

My second home is the Nikon D7500. Her beloved viewfinder and lens work together to show me what I miss, and with Cassidy's writing, I am gifted the juiciest of Frog Hollow Farm.  Pixels fool. How ...

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Health Benefits of Peaches (It’s All in the Dirt)

July 23, 2021

Writing about the health benefits of peaches, I could focus on so many things. I could tell you that one medium sized peach has about 60 calories, 14 grams of carbohydrates, 17% of your daily value...

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Dried Fruit Made with the Power of Sunshine

July 19, 2021

I’ve been enjoying the glory of these last few weeks—the tart skin and sweet center of a Santa Rosa plum, the soft juiciness of a Fantasia nectarine, the full fragrance of a yellow peach. I’m conti...

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How We Manage Pests on an Organic Farm

July 5, 2021

Every farm works hard to protect their crops from the threat of pests. Where a conventional farm might use toxic pesticides (which can harm both land and human), organic operations must come up wit...

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