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First potatoes

2 Sep 20111 Sep 2011 by Mike (tfb)
First potatoes of the season: Yukon Gold

Dug up 40 lbs of Yukon Gold potatoes, to see how they were doing, and for this week’s harvest shares. Not a bad haul for 50′, planted late, at the end of June, but they still have some growing to … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Harvest Tags potato, digging, labor-intensive, Summer 5 Comments

Weekly Harvest Share #2

19 Apr 202219 Aug 2011 by Mike (tfb)
Weekly Harvest Share #2

A pretty satisfying second installment of our “experimental” Weekly Harvest Share:  “Like CSA, but one week at a time…”! Satisfying because, for the first time this season, harvest day felt kinda normal, with around 20 items harvested, enough variety to … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Harvest, CSA Tags tomato, cucurbit, green onion, eggplant, beet, brassicas, mint, carrot, beans, kale, Summer 6 Comments

Play in mud!

6 Mar 202429 Jan 2010 by Mike (tfb)
Muddy hands

A mid-winter flashback to one of my favorite farm photos—it’s just so…hands-on. On the tiny farm, many of the things we otherwise consider inconvenient, like rain and MUD, are actually just fine. Sunny days are NICER, but there’s plenty of … Read the rest

Categories People, Fieldwork, Harvest Tags rain, dirty hands, Summer 25 Comments

Last of the chokes

3 Dec 20093 Dec 2009 by Mike (tfb)

Digging up the very last of the Jerusalem artichoke, this is pretty much the final harvest of the year, besides a little kale and maybe a last few tiny cauliflower and cabbage. The few remaining feet of the original 50′ … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Fieldwork, Harvest Tags Jerusalem artichoke, yield, digging, Autumn 6 Comments

Tiny fall cauliflower tastes good

24 Nov 200923 Nov 2009 by Mike (tfb)

Harvested a few tiny (tennis ball to softball-sized, like, orange to grapefruit…little ones!) cauliflower from the last-planted section of brassicas that also has kale and broccoli. It’s still producing in home-consumption quantities, but with the exception of some strap kale, … Read the rest

Categories Cooking & Eating, Veggies, Fieldwork, Harvest Tags brassicas, fall crops, cauliflower, risk, Autumn 8 Comments

Spinach finale

19 Apr 202216 Nov 2009 by Mike (tfb)
Last spinach harvest of the year

So this is it for the season’s spinach, a last 18lbs (8kg) of Spargo, unfazed by many subzero nights and all sorts of up-and-down weather antics. Spinach is one of the great ones for cold-climate tiny farming, easy-going once it … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Fieldwork, Harvest Tags spinach, deer, Autumn 14 Comments

This year’s pumpkin haul

19 Apr 20228 Oct 2009 by Mike (tfb)
Assorted pumpkins

This season didn’t see too much pumpkin action in the garden, with less planted than in the past (although we’ve never planted A LOT).  Mixed with winter squash in a couple of locations, the spread-out pumpkin patch added up to … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Fieldwork, Harvest Tags pumpkins, Autumn 4 Comments
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