You would never know it by the weather outside, but follow the calendar. We have many transplants already up and growing in the greenhouse and will be ready for the fields starting by the end of April. Normally an early Easter leads to an early spring, but as I...
The dog days of August turned into the muddy days of August. Usually you get a few steamy days in a row with a shower or two in between but this August was very trying on the nerves. It has been a while since we have experienced this type of heat, humidity and rain...
The most exciting thing happening on the farm this coming year is our introduction to a Community Supported Agricultural program, aka CSA (click here for a detailed explanation of our CSA program) What does this mean for the farm? Two things: We are building an...
September will bring a welcome change around the farm. Summer crops are still in full production but with Labor Day here we start getting into all the fall items such as squash, pumpkins, gourds and other fall ornamental crops. As we take crops off the field we are...
As we get into the summer months we still see the repercussions of the wet cold spring. Things are starting to take shape and we fired up our first irrigator of the year this past week. Compaction, uneven crops and unplanted fields are scattered throughout the...
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