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Shepherd	Moon	Farm	
Terry	and	Julie	Arnold:	shepherdmoonfarm@gmail.com	
	http://shepherdmoonfarm.wordpress.com/	
This	Week’s	Share	Contains:	
	
• Eggplant	
• Beets	
• Onions	
• Tomatoes	
• Summer	squash	(zucchini)	
• Carrots	
• Kale		
• Swiss	Chard	
• Peppers	
• Lettuce	
• Bok	Choy	
• Tomatillos	
• Potatoes	
• Green	Onions	
• Thyme	and	Rosemary	
• Arugula,	Spinach	&	Mizuna	mix	
September	21,	2016,	Main	Season	
Share	#16	
Week	B	
	
News	on	the	Farm	
	 Hello	from	your	happy	farm	intern,	Molly!		
	 We	weeded	this	week	as	the	first	yellow	
leaves	fell	around	the	garden.	It	is	a	sweet	
reminder	of	all	the	beautiful	things	that	grew	this	
summer	and	how	the	season	is	waning.		This	is	the	
second	to	last	week	of	my	internship	at	Shepherd	
Moon	Farm	and	it	has	been	a	complete	delight.	
This	season,	we	grew	some	of	the	most	remarkable	
tomatoes	I’ve	ever	seen	and	enough	carrots	to	feed	
a	small	village	(or	all	of	you!).	We	also	spent	our	
days	steeped	in	good	conversation	and	amazing	
meals.		
	 I	am	thankful	for	the	opportunity	to	learn	
from	the	experts.	Terry	and	Julie	have	an	amazing	
knowledge	of	this	land	and	the	abundance	of	
things	that	grow	here.	They	are	dreamers,	doers	
and	some	of	the	most	efficient	workers	I	have	ever	
had	the	pleasure	to	shovel	manure	with.		
	 But	they	are	also	experts	in	listening,	asking	
questions,	communicating	and	loving	people	in	
really	radical	ways.	It	has	been	encouraging	to	see	
Terry’s	unmatched	motivation	in	the	garden	and	in	
her	personal	life	(did	you	know	she	regularly	
enjoys	a	20+	mile	bike	ride	BEFORE	the	work	
day!!).		And	I	am	continuously	floored	by	Julie’s	
empathy	for	others	and	her	incredible	knack	for	
problem	solving.		What	powerful,	brilliant	and	
amazing	women!		
	 This	summer	has	brought	me	a	huge	
amount	of	knowledge,	experience	and	joy!	I	now	
know	how	not	to	trim	tomatoes	(sorry	about	
that…),	how	cover	crop	works,	and	how	to	grow	a	
million	potatoes.	Thanks	Terry	and	Julie!!!		
	
The	view	Julie	and	I	get	to	wake	up	every	
single	morning!!
Additional	Information-	
	
• B	Share’s	have	2	more	pick	ups	in	the	main	season	(including	this	one!)		
	 A	Share’s	only	have	1	more	pick	up	in	the	main	season.		
	
• Next	week,	we	will	be	sending	out	a	survey.	We	would	love	to	hear	your	feedback,	
so	keep	your	eye	out	for	that!		
	
• Fall	shares	are	full!	Thank	you	everyone	that	is	joining	us	this	fall.	
Fun	Facts	about	Potatoes:	
	
• Potatoes	are	grown	in	all	50	states	of	the	
USA	and	in	about	125	countries	
throughout	the	world.	
	
• The	average	American	eats	about	124	
pounds	of	potatoes	per	year	while	
Germans	eat	about	twice	as	much.	
	
• In	October	1995,	the	potato	became	the	
first	vegetable	to	be	grown	in	space.	
	
• The	Incas	used	potatoes	to	treat	injuries	
and	they	thought	spuds	made	childbirth	
easier.	
	
• Potatoes	have	more	potassium	than	
bananas	
Featured	Vegetable:		Potatoes	
	
	 Sure,	potatoes	aren’t	typically	the	
shining	star	of	a	meal,	but	without	them	
the	show	simply	could	not	go	on.	So	this	
week	we	are	giving	our	steady	and	simple	
friends	a	shout	out.		
	 This	season,	we	grew	approximately	
1,200	pounds	of	potatoes!!	So	far	you	have	
been	enjoying	the	runts	of	the	bunch,	but	
this	week	you’ll	get	to	enjoy	3.5	pounds	of	
their	girthier	counterparts.		
	 Like	Vampires,	potatoes	prefer	to	be	
stored	in	a	cool,	dry,	dark	place.	Unlike	
vampires,	garlic	is	the	potatoes	best	pal.	
	 Week	A	shares	have	one	more	pick	
up	left	and	Week	B	shares	have	2	pick	ups	
left	(including	this	week)!	And	don’t	you	
worry,	the	potatoes	will	be	in	your	share	
boxes	ready	to	cheer	you	on	and	introduce	
you	to	your	old	friend,	fall.		
	 As	for	recipes	this	week,	we	trust	
that	you	know	what	to	do.	We	usually	just	
chop	potatoes	up,	add	some	oil,	salt	and	
pepper,	and	pop	them	in	the	oven	at	415	
degrees	for	30ish	minutes.	Typically,	we	
pull	them	out	a	few	minutes	early	and	add	
some	fresh	herbs-	sage,	rosemary	and	
thyme	are	a	good	place	to	start!		
	
	
	
	
We	love	potatoes	and	it	seems	they	love	us	too!

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SMF Newsletter

  • 1. Shepherd Moon Farm Terry and Julie Arnold: shepherdmoonfarm@gmail.com http://shepherdmoonfarm.wordpress.com/ This Week’s Share Contains: • Eggplant • Beets • Onions • Tomatoes • Summer squash (zucchini) • Carrots • Kale • Swiss Chard • Peppers • Lettuce • Bok Choy • Tomatillos • Potatoes • Green Onions • Thyme and Rosemary • Arugula, Spinach & Mizuna mix September 21, 2016, Main Season Share #16 Week B News on the Farm Hello from your happy farm intern, Molly! We weeded this week as the first yellow leaves fell around the garden. It is a sweet reminder of all the beautiful things that grew this summer and how the season is waning. This is the second to last week of my internship at Shepherd Moon Farm and it has been a complete delight. This season, we grew some of the most remarkable tomatoes I’ve ever seen and enough carrots to feed a small village (or all of you!). We also spent our days steeped in good conversation and amazing meals. I am thankful for the opportunity to learn from the experts. Terry and Julie have an amazing knowledge of this land and the abundance of things that grow here. They are dreamers, doers and some of the most efficient workers I have ever had the pleasure to shovel manure with. But they are also experts in listening, asking questions, communicating and loving people in really radical ways. It has been encouraging to see Terry’s unmatched motivation in the garden and in her personal life (did you know she regularly enjoys a 20+ mile bike ride BEFORE the work day!!). And I am continuously floored by Julie’s empathy for others and her incredible knack for problem solving. What powerful, brilliant and amazing women! This summer has brought me a huge amount of knowledge, experience and joy! I now know how not to trim tomatoes (sorry about that…), how cover crop works, and how to grow a million potatoes. Thanks Terry and Julie!!! The view Julie and I get to wake up every single morning!!
  • 2. Additional Information- • B Share’s have 2 more pick ups in the main season (including this one!) A Share’s only have 1 more pick up in the main season. • Next week, we will be sending out a survey. We would love to hear your feedback, so keep your eye out for that! • Fall shares are full! Thank you everyone that is joining us this fall. Fun Facts about Potatoes: • Potatoes are grown in all 50 states of the USA and in about 125 countries throughout the world. • The average American eats about 124 pounds of potatoes per year while Germans eat about twice as much. • In October 1995, the potato became the first vegetable to be grown in space. • The Incas used potatoes to treat injuries and they thought spuds made childbirth easier. • Potatoes have more potassium than bananas Featured Vegetable: Potatoes Sure, potatoes aren’t typically the shining star of a meal, but without them the show simply could not go on. So this week we are giving our steady and simple friends a shout out. This season, we grew approximately 1,200 pounds of potatoes!! So far you have been enjoying the runts of the bunch, but this week you’ll get to enjoy 3.5 pounds of their girthier counterparts. Like Vampires, potatoes prefer to be stored in a cool, dry, dark place. Unlike vampires, garlic is the potatoes best pal. Week A shares have one more pick up left and Week B shares have 2 pick ups left (including this week)! And don’t you worry, the potatoes will be in your share boxes ready to cheer you on and introduce you to your old friend, fall. As for recipes this week, we trust that you know what to do. We usually just chop potatoes up, add some oil, salt and pepper, and pop them in the oven at 415 degrees for 30ish minutes. Typically, we pull them out a few minutes early and add some fresh herbs- sage, rosemary and thyme are a good place to start! We love potatoes and it seems they love us too!