For those who are not able to follow our journey on social media, take a look below to see a visual snapshot of farm life with Switch Gears Farm. We have also included links to articles we have been featured in - grateful for folks willing to tell our story!

 
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View fullsize You better get your asses down here cuse we’re bringing everything we got in the field!!! Man we got arugula growing on tractors. Tractors running over arugula it doesn’t make any sense man. I feel like ya know what happened it was May a
View fullsize Week twenty-five of farmers markets and it is the night before another No Kings protest. While I will be glad to see folks tomorrow, I sincerely hope it is early in the morning so you can either get home safely or join the protest in the afternoon. A
View fullsize Week twenty-four of farmers markets and I am going on two weeks of migraines so we are keeping this short. What are we bringing this weekend? We are bringing arugula, broccolini, carrots (Chantenay, Nantes), celeriac, eggplants (fairytale), garlic (
View fullsize Week twenty-three of farmers markets and it has been another tough week. The daily destruction our government is doing and has been doing for far too long is devastating and inescapable more and more each day. As farmers growing for the local communi
View fullsize Week twenty-two of farmers markets and emotions are all over the place. Saying goodbye to summer veggies and hello to fall veggies. Plus, maybe it’s the weather or the markets slowing down, but we are also grieving all the veggies and plans tha
View fullsize Week twenty one of farmers markets and I have one big question circling in my head - how does Brett do this work on a regular basis?! I had to pass a kidney stone this week - fucking brutal, let this be your reminder to drink more water. While I was
View fullsize Week twenty of farmers markets and we will keep this short because there’s so much on our minds right now. We are bringing arugula, beets (Chioggia), broccolini (limited), carrots (orange, purple, red, and yellow), eggplants (limited), garlic
View fullsize Week nineteen of farmers markets and we are focusing heavily on fall season - planting cooler weather veggies, harvesting fall veggies, and planning what the farm will look like over the winter/into the next season. And, yes, we are still harvesting
View fullsize Week eighteen of farmers markets and the weather has stayed cool all week. But, don’t let the cloudy, rainy weather fool you - we are truly at peak season for locally-grown produce and we are bringing a packed trailer this week (like, really, t
View fullsize Week seventeen of farmers markets - and the overall temperature is finally reasonable this weekend! It’s also possible it rains but if we pack rain coats and rain boots, the thunderstorm will hold off until after the market is over, right?! Oh,
View fullsize Week sixteen of farmers markets and we are feeling so many feels! Around this time of the year, we start asking ourselves why we farm the way we do, if it’s truly making a difference, if it’s worth all the physical and mental impacts on o
View fullsize Week fifteen of farmers markets and I (Vanita) have some explaining to do when it comes to setting up. I keep saying markets are magical places…and they truly are once we are all set up and ready to engage with the community. But, the hour and
View fullsize Week fourteenth of farmers markets and we got even more tomatoes…for the third week in a row. I hope you all are as excited about tomatoes as Brett and Puck are because the man cannot stop talking about tomatoes and Puck cannot stop eating the
View fullsize Week thirteen of farmers markets - some consider this number unlucky but it has always been lucky for me and it remains true this weekend! We’ve got some of my favorite veggies coming to market for the first time this season - eggplants, okra,
View fullsize Week twelve of farmers markets and we are excited for the return of tomatoes, mainly because they are looking so much better than last year! This week, we are bringing arugula, beans (golden wax), beets (gold and red), carrots (orange and purple), ce
View fullsize Week eleven of farmers markets and it feels like everything is breaking (more on that below). This week, we are bringing arugula, beets (gold and red), carrots (orange and purple), cauliflower, collards, cucumbers (Persian and pickling), garlic (new)
View fullsize Week ten of farmers markets - keeping it brief because energies are low. This week, we are bringing beets (gold and red), carrots (orange and purple), cabbage, cauliflower, collards, cucumbers, garlic (new), kale, mustard (flowering), Okahijiki (salt
View fullsize Week nine of farmers markets and we are confused about what month it currently is. Wasn’t it just April yesterday? And July is just a few days away? What happened?! We blame the heat, the never-ending heat. This week, we are bringing beets (go

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