City Girl Farming + Prepared Meals

City Girl Farming + Prepared Meals Enjoy a variety of fully prepared meal options made with locally grown ingredients.

Ogóreczki! 🇵🇱😊
08/07/2026

Ogóreczki! 🇵🇱😊

📣 Big news from City Girl Farming!We’re thrilled to partner with Reveluna and Krissy at B-1 Yoga Studio to bring fresh, ...
08/06/2026

📣 Big news from City Girl Farming!

We’re thrilled to partner with Reveluna and Krissy at B-1 Yoga Studio to bring fresh, healthy options downtown!

See menu: https://www.citygirlfarming-dbq.com/meals

Whether you need a quick lunch after yoga, a nourishing snack between errands, or simply find yourself in the downtown area, stop by for a fresh City Girl Farming salad and a delicious Reveluna smoothie, cocktail or mocktail 🥗🥤

And while you’re there, don’t forget to browse the fun, locally made merchandise!

08/06/2026

✈️🇵🇱 It was quite a dramatic journey, one that began back in March, when my Polish passport expired.

At the time, I still wasn’t healthy enough to travel to the Polish Consulate in Chicago, where applicants are required to appear in person. I emailed to ask whether there might be any way to complete the process virtually, but soon discovered that renewing my passport would be much more complicated than I expected.

My passport was the only remaining document that still showed my maiden and married names hyphenated. Before I could apply for a new one, I had to petition, through the Consulate and the appropriate authorities in Poland, to have my maiden name officially removed.

The process took three months.

When the decision finally arrived, it came on a Saturday while I wasn’t home. Because a signature was required, I had to wait until Monday to learn the outcome. The letter was addressed using both of my names, which made me fear that the decision had not gone in my favor.

Thankfully, I was wrong.

My overwhelming happiness was quickly dimmed by another obstacle: there were absolutely no passport appointments available, not online, by email, or over the phone.

As a final attempt, I followed up on the email thread I had started back in March. To my surprise, I received a response the very next morning. Although regular appointments were already being scheduled as far out as October, the Consul recognized that I was hoping to travel much sooner and asked when I could come to Chicago to apply for both my permanent and temporary passports.

The temporary passport could be issued the same day.

Then came a considerable amount of calendar mathematics, working around my infusions, upcoming events, and doctors’ appointments. Somehow, I made it all fit.

I arrived at the Polish Consulate on August 3, received my temporary passport, flew to Poland on August 4, and landed on August 5, my mom’s 70th birthday.

It felt like an absolute miracle. I had only 10 days to prepare for the trip, and those 10 days were beyond intense, but somehow, it all came together.

She had absolutely no idea I was coming.

We surprised her…and this is how it all went dow

07/30/2026

Checking in on the action at the Sinsinawa Collaborative Farm
We have seeded our original quarter Acer with realu diverse and intentional to help restore it after a very tough year and we are farming an adjacent . A lot of changes at the farm. As I am gaining my strength I am looking forward to jumping back in next season! I tested my limits, prepared to get on the tractor 🚜 only to be reminded it’s not yet time. To be fair, I picked the hottest day of the year (the video is from 10 days ago), so perhaps not the most accurate forecast of my acuity. Nevertheless, that’s the environment to be expected this time of the year, so maybe the extreme conditions were the appropriate reminder of where I am at in my . ❤️‍🩹

This is the peak of the season, the time when the garden feels most satisfying. The harvest is ramping up, the plants ar...
07/30/2026

This is the peak of the season, the time when the garden feels most satisfying. The harvest is ramping up, the plants are at their lushest, and everything feels most orderly and accomplished.

From here, the harvest shifts into overdrive, plants begin to decompose, and pests and diseases launch a hostile takeover. And nature, should we ever forget, reasserts its dominance.

My progress at The Crocus Foundation continues, and so does my awe ✨ at just how much I’m capable of within this safe sp...
07/29/2026

My progress at The Crocus Foundation continues, and so does my awe ✨ at just how much I’m capable of within this safe space and the guidance of Reagan Wright.

It hasn’t been without setbacks, new discoveries include limitations and emotional pain that surface unannounced. But this space holds room for that too. No matter what happens when I step in, I know I’m safe, and I’ll be better by the time I step out.

The plot is bustling 🌱
07/25/2026

The plot is bustling 🌱

🌽 🥒 🥕 veggie opulent menu. Ordering our meals offers not only sense of protecting yourself and your family but also thin...
07/18/2026

🌽 🥒 🥕 veggie opulent menu. Ordering our meals offers not only sense of protecting yourself and your family but also think about it as donation you can eat. Please consider to donate here: https://www.citygirlfarming-dbq.com/meals
Season of our annual events such as Rooted Table and Wild Harvest Dinner is on. Keep an eye out for the tickets!

🫜 $4 a bunch at our fresh market every Wednesday during pick up hours 12pm to 6:30pm at Steeple Square. We usually have ...
07/18/2026

🫜 $4 a bunch at our fresh market every Wednesday during pick up hours 12pm to 6:30pm at Steeple Square. We usually have other produce and extra meals available for sale. Bring cash for quicker check out. We are working on a tap POS but not there yet. You can also find our product at Westbluff Market

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Dubuque, IA
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