This Friday, my partner Colleen, and our friend Tami, and I, harvested a lot; hardy greens, Kales, Napa, Collards, Spinach and some Swiss Chard. Yesterday I had harvested Arugula and Micro Greens. We also had a stash of Radishes from a previous harvest. I am very particular about the Produce rinsing, so that is my … Read more
Prepping for the Farmers Market, in the Year of Covid-19
May 15th, 2020 | Posted by in Community Affairs | Musings from the Field - (Comments Off on Prepping for the Farmers Market, in the Year of Covid-19)Ecology and Farming is a constant Balance
June 21st, 2018 | Posted by in Musings from the Field - (Comments Off on Ecology and Farming is a constant Balance)Ecology and Farming is a constant balance. Notes from the Field: Task: Maintain low production hay field, by mowing. Objective; to control against invasive species, encourage “cut and regrow” species ( like clover ), and avoid rank, overgrown conditions that require heavier equipment than we have. First step is to mow at least two passes … Read more
Agua 2012-2017
November 13th, 2017 | Posted by in Musings from the Field - (Comments Off on Agua 2012-2017)Agua 2012 – 2017 Farmcat, trainer of Pups and a true friend..
Fennel Flowers/Plant Files #3
April 7th, 2017 | Posted by in Musings from the Field - (Comments Off on Fennel Flowers/Plant Files #3)Fall Observations
October 4th, 2016 | Posted by in Musings from the Field - (Comments Off on Fall Observations)Fall Observations; October 4, 2016 Mike R As the season changes from Summer to Fall, the Farm Manager takes stock of how it went and what can be accomplished before winter sets in. We had a busy season, having to put aside our High Tunnel Project in order to get through the other Priority Lists. … Read more