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Assumptions around “responsibility”
Before we dive deep into the weeds of our thorny financial questions, I thought it might be helpful to share a couple of assumptions that I’m working from when it comes to how we operate in the context of our member-based consensus decision-making process and the activity that results from the decisions we make together. Continue reading
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Community financial responsibilities blog
We’re finding our way to a feeling of shared responsibility for the financial health of the farm. This blog is a new way to share ideas with each other. Continue reading
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Future of The Farm Brainstorming Community Meetings
As many know, 2017 is the last growing season we will have with Anne and Paul as our Head Farmers. They are retiring from farming after decades of serving the community by providing the most nutritious love-food to our members … Continue reading
Peas Turn Up the Beet EVEN LOUDER!!!
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Grand Finale For All!
The Grand Finale Distribution: Saturday, November 7th noon – 4pm at Community Farm Our Grand Finale share is a send-off to the 2015 season and a celebration not to be missed! Come out to the farm, meet the farmers who … Continue reading
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Peas Turn Up The Beet…Louder!!
Join us on October 1st at Zingerman’s Cornman Farms in raising funds to support Chrysalis, the Community Farm of Ann Arbor’s non-profit educational arm. Chrysalis aims to teach anyone with a passion for sustainable food production, ecosystem enriching, and soil … Continue reading
Fermentation Workshop: Farm Kimchi!
Fermentation Workshop: Farm Kimchi With MelRob, Master Fermenter at The Brinery Saturday, July 11th 1pm-3pm at the Farm Learn how to make this tangy Korean pickle from fresh Farm vegetables! Its a delicious and healthy probiotic addition to any diet. … Continue reading
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Rest In Peace, Ashoka, our cow.
On December 29th our beloved cow, Ashoka, died. All should feel comforted knowing that for 19 years we provided her with a great home, lots of good Biodynamically grown food, and tons of loving. She returned that to us many … Continue reading
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An Amazing Farm Feast! 2014 Chrysalis Fundraising Dinner
See the Events page for a little bit more information.
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