In early February of this year, before COVID-19 fully sunk us into a world of uncertainty and quarantine, we had more »
Beans and Corn and Rain
Rapture
Early June brings the rapture of Valerian plants in full bloom to the front barn area, and it is the more »
Congratulations 2020 Grads
Congratulations to all of the seniors graduating this year, and to those students that have engaged their senior projects in more »
Corduroy Before Rain
That is the description of our newly planted beds yesterday—perfectly straight clean lines of parsnip seeds unseen beneath a sheath more »
New Driver
This year, my son embarks upon driving, the rite of passage we all remember as the first real step to more »
May is For Movement
It’s always amazing how exponentially fast the month of May moves in the world of farming here in the Pacific more »
Grassroots Efforts
This week we are busy seeding up leeks for fall and winter, 300 trays— roughly 58,000 plants. It may seem more »
Farming in Masks
Farming in masks is not what the Farmers Almanac had predicted for 2020, at least not the kind we are more »
True Heroes
To all of the essential folks working today amidst these difficult COVID-19 times, we know you are exhausted and we more »
Planting Our Blessings To All
When I look out across our fields and see the dark black soil turned over and the stormy clouds above, more »