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Farm Newsletter July 22, 2013

Farm Newsletter  July 22, 2013 Farm News                Crop Forecast                 U-Pick      Nuts and Bolts                     Recipes   Farm News Have we mentioned how much we love this weather!  Grow veggies grow! You may have noticed we’ve been irrigating, even though we had six inches of rainContinue reading “Farm Newsletter July 22, 2013”

Farm Newsletter July 8, 2013

Farm Newsletter  July 8, 2013 Farm News                Crop Forecast                 U-Pick      Nuts and Bolts                     Recipes Farm News Summer has arrived outside with hot sun, late nights and early mornings, mosquitoes and crickets, and it has also arrived inside in our kitchens. With more and moreContinue reading “Farm Newsletter July 8, 2013”

Farm Newsletter June 24, 2013

Farm Newsletter  June 24, 2013 Farm News                Crop Forecast                 U-Pick      Nuts and Bolts                     Recipes Farm News No news is good news!  We dare say it’s feeling rather uneventful here this week.  The main event is the stunning pace of plant growth, and the bugContinue reading “Farm Newsletter June 24, 2013”

Farm Newsletter June 10, 2013

Farm News    Crop Forcast    U-Pick Farm Newsletter  June 10, 2013 It seems as if this can be said every year: What a spring! It’s hard to remember a mild, not extreme one in our short time farming, though we know there have been one or two.  Fortunately the snow stopped, temperatures have been tolerableContinue reading “Farm Newsletter June 10, 2013”

Spring 2013 Update: “Whew” and **Shrug**

Hello Friends!We hope you are doing well and your stomachs are getting ready to start eating fresh veggies again.  🙂  We certainly are ready.  We’ve had a few tastes of dandelions and thinnings from the greenhouse, but visions of the bounty of summer are stirring from deep in our memories, and we’re excited to beContinue reading “Spring 2013 Update: “Whew” and **Shrug**”

Newsletter – October 15, 2012

Greetings Friends! Apparently it really is fall, since the trees are mostly bare, and it tastes as if someone sprinkled sugar on the spinach and carrots. These lovely treats are the icing on the cake of a beautiful, mostly sunny growing season. It was sad to see the peppers and tomatoes go away in the hard frosts last week, butContinue reading “Newsletter – October 15, 2012”