Diggin' Roots Farm

Diggin' Roots Farm We are a diversified family farm serving the Silverton/Salem community. The rectangular 47 acres sits just an hour or so south of Portland off of highway 213.

After a very long search, in August 2012 we finally purchased a property with which to explore our agricultural ambition. There is a seasonal creek, a pond, an oak lined horizon, and about 35 acres of tillable land. In the next couple years we’ll be developing conservation contracts, replanting pasture, building fences, fixing infrastructure, creating infrastructure, establishing a market, and nur

turing a few acres of vegetables, a small flock of sheep, chickens, and a newly arrived member of the human family. Over the course of a lifetime we hope to find the sweet spot of a fully diversified, direct-market family-farm – an idealistically hyphenated endeavor.

Before and after the great unboxing. It’s a beautifully crisp June day, and the veg is glowing. Come get yours. We’ll be...
06/06/2026

Before and after the great unboxing. It’s a beautifully crisp June day, and the veg is glowing. Come get yours. We’ll be here until 1pm!

Who needs a hug? Great news - you can get hugs, AND carrots and maybe even these hugging carrots, if you’re early and lu...
06/05/2026

Who needs a hug? Great news - you can get hugs, AND carrots and maybe even these hugging carrots, if you’re early and lucky. Come find some nutritious treasures tomorrow from 9-1pm. We’ll have SO. MUCH. FOOD. Rain or shine! We can’t press pause on the fields, and it’s go time!

Kittens and cats and plants and potatoes and the crew, crushing it. Snakes and big skies and blooms and big kids, breaki...
05/30/2026

Kittens and cats and plants and potatoes and the crew, crushing it. Snakes and big skies and blooms and big kids, breaking hearts.

May happened. Life is full. The food is here! Find us , or join our CSA. First shares go out June 9th!

Thank you to our members and customers! You truly are part of this farm, this soil, this life. We are forever grateful for your support.

05/16/2026

It’s Pet Parade day in downtown Silverton, and we’re here with all the tasty treats. 🦮🥕

05/09/2026

First outdoor market of the season! Carrots, asparagus, lettuce mix, turnips, spinach, green garlic, cilantro, and eggs. All the makings of a beautiful Mother’s Day brunch.

Psssst! Very special  asparagus drop this morning. We won’t be at the final Silverton winter market today as we prepare ...
05/02/2026

Psssst! Very special asparagus drop this morning. We won’t be at the final Silverton winter market today as we prepare for our first outdoor market of the season, NEXT Saturday, 5/9. Swing by our Grab ‘n Go cooler in the meantime for some pasture-raised eggs and fresh-picked asparagus, the powerful spring combo. Does asparagus picked under full-moon beams make your p*e smell like magic? Let’s find out. Aaaaand, we’ve still got a few CSA spots remaining. Is one of them for you? Shares begin early June. Don’t wait to jump on board! Link in bio for more info and to sign up.

Reposting this as a post, b/c I’m an elder millennial and don’t really understand the reel/feed relationship. We’ll be a...
04/25/2026

Reposting this as a post, b/c I’m an elder millennial and don’t really understand the reel/feed relationship. We’ll be at market today with asparagus, turnips and greens! Come say hi, talk shop, join our CSA. The season is upon us and we’re filled with seedlings, and hope! Thank you Silverton.

04/22/2026
"Revision is decay. It is the acknowledgment that most of the work happens underground...Our myths must have root system...
03/28/2026

"Revision is decay. It is the acknowledgment that most of the work happens underground...Our myths must have root systems they can sink back into to revitalize the soil, reemerging with the magic particularly suited for this age of ecological chaos...These mythic eruptions are the moments when a culture senses the need to spread, to find new food, to shift direction. They are reproductive flourishes...Our bodies, it turns out, are swarms of aliveness, composed of microbes and fungi, metabolically dependent on plants and animals for sustenance, and wildly, generatively entangled with our landscapes and communities. And these bodies - our bodies - are suffering. Men. Women. And every sacred expression in between. Patriarchy's monolithic vision of the masculine is bad for everyone and terrible for our ecosystems. But patriarchy is not the only narrative...we are matryoshka dolls of being, simultaneously composed of worlds and constituting larger worlds, systems that can be understood only in their connective plurality, rather than when broken down to parts...Our relationships, our webs of kinship, are what will save us as we confront climate change...that invisible connective tissue that creates a living, breathing world drawing kinship between flora and fungi and fauna into focus."
- Excerpt from The Flowering Wand, by Sophie Strand.

During the warmest March on record, under an incompetent and violent federal regime, while holding dearly to the abundance of blossoms and seeds and community, we've been balancing: between hope and despair, work and rest, tending and building, self-care and collaboration. The beginning of a gentle crescendo, our work oscillates amidst the cozy confines of the greenhouse, sunny-day field clean-up, tedious tunnel cultivation, and the deep satisfaction of tending to the forest. The earth is the connector. Our choices, our sustenance, our attention and empathy, our willingness to nurture complexity and diversity, all shape our future. We are grateful to be on this journey with you. Please visit our website, find us at market, grab some goodies from the cooler at Little Leaf Cafe. Join our CSA. Drop us a note. Thank you!

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Molalla, OR
97038

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