June 19, 2024 A lot has happened since the May newsletter. I posted it one day before school board elections because I knew my life might...

May 20, 2024 We planted potatoes three weeks ago, following the predictable routine. In the morning, a volunteer crew arrived at the Tin...

I always forget how beautiful the farm is this time of year. With all the trees in various stages of bloom, you can squint your eyes and...

March 12, 2024 Last week, our basement underwent its annual metamorphosis from winter hangout to seeding headquarters. A big worktable...

Two weeks ago, Dan and I installed 74 locust posts in our new blackberry field. Blackberries last anywhere from 15-40 years, with canes...

January 11, 2024 For a brief moment last week, you could close your eyes and imagine it was June. Our mulchers were back in action—1...

November 14, 2023 Main season CSA pickups ended three weeks ago, and since then things have alternated between eerily quiet and super...

October 16, 2023 We’re still drying out from our 4th rainy weekend in a row. Our Saturday CSA members and farm stand customers just can’t...

September 14, 2023 There are less than two weeks left of summer, but you’d never know it out in the fields. The tomatoes, eggplant, and...

August 14, 2023 Earth Laughs in Flowers —Ralph Waldo Emerson What’s hot right now? Flowers, that’s what. Sure, tomatoes and zucchini are...