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Microplastics in Food: Why Choosing Fresh Matters
We hear a lot these days about what’s in our food—added sugars, preservatives, artificial ingredients—but there’s another concern getting more attention: microplastics. Microplastics are tiny plastic particles that can make their way into our environment, our water, and unfortunately, our food supply. Scientists are still studying exactly what long-term exposure means for human health, but one thing is clear: reducing unnecessary exposure is a smart and practical step. The go


Eat with the Season: Why Seasonal Eating Makes Sense (and Tastes Better)
At Tanglefoot Farm, we believe food is at its best when it’s fresh, local, and in season. Eating seasonally isn’t a trend—it’s a return to the natural rhythm of the land, and it’s one of the easiest ways to improve both your meals and your connection to the world around you.


A Beginner's Guide to Gardening: Fertility, Cultivation, and Organic Pest Control
At Tanglefoot Farm, we believe the very best way to Know Your Food is to grown at least some of it. Once you have a garden, it makes you more mindful of what real food is, and what goes into it. And just like that, you'll find yourself suddenly making different choices at the grocery store.


🍩 Celebrate National Donut Day — the Tanglefoot Farm Way
Donuts might not scream healthy, but with a few smart ingredient swaps, they can become a more wholesome indulgence. This National Donut Day, we’re making our donuts from scratch to create a version that's not only tastier, but better for you than store-bought or donut shop options.


Pickled Summer Salad: A Southern Favorite
Summer Salad (sometimes called just pickled squash - which seems unfair to the peppers and onions) is just the best stuff for a side dish or relish tray on a hot summer day. It is cold, crisp, and tangy, and is A-maz-ing on hamburgers! While this is the traditional recipe, at least as I know it, really any summer veggies can be used; cucumbers, red or green tomatoes, zucchini, okra, radishes, even carrots (thinly slice or shredded) can be used. It's just a great way to pres


A Beginner's Guide to Gardening: Seed selection and propagation
Starting your own seedlings is one of the most rewarding steps in gardening. It gives you a jumpstart on the season and allows you to grow exactly what you want — with stronger, more resilient plants.


A Beginner's Guide to Gardening: Site and Soil Prep
The foundation of a thriving garden lies in selecting the optimal location and ensuring your soil is well-prepared. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you get started:


Everything You Need to Know to Grow Winterberry
Winterberry is native to much of North America and thrives in zones 3-9. In this guide, we’ll explore the steps to plant and care for winter
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