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Year: 2006

Starting over…

1 Feb 200723 Oct 2006 by Mike (tfb)
Field in fall

Cloudy, wet and cold, here we are right at the end of the season. The summer and daily farm blogging didn’t quite work together this year…it’s time for take two, starting over. This is when the new year begins, with … Read the rest

Categories Fieldwork, Weather Tags clean-up, Autumn Leave a comment

Milkhouse makeover

11 Nov 202318 Oct 2006 by Mike (tfb)

Autumn usually ends up being construction time. This year’s project is by far the biggest yet on the Tiny Farm, as we set out to more than double the area of the old milk collection room known as the Milkhouse. … Read the rest

Categories Building & Fixing Tags carpentry, projects, Milkhouse, Autumn Leave a comment

Fog

26 Feb 20078 Oct 2006 by Mike (tfb)

Heavy fog isn’t too common around here, but it happens. After thousands of hours of walking the two acres, strolling through this makes for quite an interesting change of scene.… Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Weather Tags fog, Autumn Leave a comment

Onions and cabbage

19 Mar 200717 Sep 2006 by Mike (tfb)

The days are getting short, the weather’s cooling down, and average first frost is only three days away. It’s still officially summer, but I’m in fall mode now. Green onions and the brassicas, like this open leaf cabbage, are hardy … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Harvest Tags frost, Summer 2 Comments

Fuller share

24 May 202413 Aug 2006 by Mike (tfb)

By mid-August, the CSA shares are nearing their peak. Here we have eggplant, carrots (including a new purple addition, Purple Haze), onions, beets, potatoes, yellow beans, summer squash, tomatoes, rosemary, plus salad mix out of sight. Still waiting on melons, … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Harvest, CSA Tags potato, onion, eggplant, beet, summer squash, CSA share, carrot, beans, rosemary, tomato, Summer Leave a comment

Fields of plenty

31 Mar 20114 Aug 2006 by Mike (tfb)

This is a great time of year, with everything growing, the sun high and strong, and still a good two months of prime harvest to come.… Read the rest

Categories Veggies Tags sky, long shots, Summer 6 Comments

CSA share!

14 Oct 200716 Jul 2006 by Mike (tfb)

Here’s part of a weekly CSA share. There are about 25 members this year. A third pick up here, the rest on Saturday mornings at the farmers’ market 15 miles away. It’s all local! In the pic, this week’s washed: … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Harvest, CSA Tags mesclun, green onion, post-harvest, beet, CSA share, beet greens, salad greens, carrot, Summer 2 Comments
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