Here it is, late July, and I can finally say with confidence that this has been a WET season. A rainy spring has matured into a rainy...

Anyone remember last summer’s drought? It seems like a distant memory, but less than a year ago irrigating the fields was our number one...

Oh, I just remembered. This is the time of year when you can’t say “No” to the farm. —Steve Cecchini Yup, that’s the story of May. Crops...

Traditionally, April is the month when we wrap up the office work, don our boots, and head back into the fields full-time. This year,...

Every industry has its trends and fads, and farming (especially organic farming) is no exception. Permaculture, hydroponics, raised...

Spring is fast approaching! There may still be a snowfall or two in our future, but the recent bout of mild weather has drawn the crew...

Happy New Year! Now that the holiday mayhem has died down and the kids are back in school, Dan and I have been hunkered down by the wood...

The 2017 garlic seed has been planted. Over two hundred pounds of our own saved seed went into the ground today. Over the next few weeks,...

Here it is, mid-October, time for the annual end-of-the-season letter, yet the season feels far from over. There’s still an abundance of...

Last week’s rain was a much needed blessing. We’ve been working hard to irrigate the vegetable crops, but nothing beats a natural rain....