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The Weekly Dirt 11.16.22

11.16.22

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By Yixuan Wang (Eve), UW Farm AST Intern, College of Built Environments, majoring in Landscape Architecture 
How can landscape architects foster better urban farming communities?
 
As a landscape architecture student, I have a different perspective of the farm. Looking at farming through the lens of architecture and designing spaces, I see an opportunity for more farms to be integrated into urban spaces. 

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The Weekly Dirt 11.09.22

11.09.22

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By Julia Macray, UW Farm Student Staff, Mary Gates Scholar, senior majoring in Earth and Space Sciences

 

Veggie Key for This Week's CSA

This Week's Recipe
 

Photo from VeggieJeva
 

Versatile Sofrito Sauce 

By Audrey Sun, Public Health-Global Health: Nutritional Sciences Major, UW Farm Fall Nutrition Education intern.
This week’s featured ingredient is the Aji Dulce pepper. Easily mistaken for its MUCH hotter cousin, the habanero, this pepper can seem very daunting to work with but is a delectable staple of many cuisines. 

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Nov 9, 2022 / UW Farm, Farm, Recipes / Audrey Sun, UW Farm Fall Nutrition Education Intern

UW Farm Weekly Dirt: Versatile Sofrito Sauce Recipe

This week’s featured ingredient is the Aji Dulce pepper. Easily mistaken for its MUCH hotter cousin, the habanero, this pepper can seem very daunting to work with but is a delectable staple of many cuisines.

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The Weekly Dirt 11.02.22

11.02.22

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By Kove Janeski, UW Farm Student Staff – Organic Farming and Operations Lead
It's Winter Squash Season!
The UW Farm is constantly seeking out rare, culturally significant crop varieties that may be adaptable to our pacific northwest climate. This season, one of those crops was the Seminole pumpkin. Being native to Florida, this squash does well in hot and humid climates. 

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The Weekly Dirt 10.26.22

10.26.22

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It's time for cover crop!
By Althea Ericksen, UW Farm Campus Food Systems Intern/HFS Lead, Senior Environmental Studies
 
Cover crop is a broad term for many plants that cover and add to the soil.  Generally, over crops are planted in the fall, while they can be planted in the summer as well. Being that we are finally receiving much needed rain in Seattle, it's the perfect time to plant your cover crop! 

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The Weekly Dirt 10.19.22

10.19.22

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Interactive Art Design Student Creating New Dynamic Signs for the UW Farm
By Oliver Norred, UW Farm Signage Design Intern – Mary Gates Leadership Scholarship
I am an interactive Art Design major, UW Farm intern and a senior at UW. Since the spring quarter, I have been working on an interpretive "Dynamic Sign" project for the UW Farm. 

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UW Farm Weekly Dirt: Harvest Dinner Reflections

We had beautiful weather at last week’s sold out Harvest Dinner fundraiser. – Together we raised over 200% more than any other farm fundraising event.

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The Weekly Dirt 10.12.22

10.12.22

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By Perry Acworth, UW Farm Manager
We had beautiful weather at last week's sold out Harvest Dinner fundraiser. Many of us were inspired by the savory and sweet farm to table menu created by Chef Seth Fernald and his team. We are thankful for individuals from Fare Start and UW students who helped prepare and serve such a feast.  

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The Weekly Dirt 10.5.22

10.5.22

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By Audrey Sun, Public Health-Global Health: Nutritional Sciences Major, UW Farm Fall Nutrition Education intern.

Hey all! My name is Audrey Sun (she/her) and I am the Fall Quarter Nutrition Education intern at the UW Farm. Each week I will be creating my own recipes each week using produce from the UW farm. The recipes will be utilizing seasonal items featured in our CSA boxes. 

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Sep 29, 2022 / Farm, UW Farm, Unit Feature, Special Feature, News / Perry Acworth, UW Farm Manager

UW Farm Weekly Dirt: New Tastes and Tours at the Annual UW Farm Harvest Dinner

In eight days, the well known UW Farm Harvest Dinner will be held at the UW Botanic Gardens Center for Urban Horticulture. An event that grew from humble beginnings in 2014, run by the farm manager and students, has expanded from a simple community meal to a farm-to-table annual fundraiser.

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