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Month: August 2007

Oats

26 Feb 200924 Aug 2007 by Mike (tfb)

Promptly the day after the first rain in a while, OATS is surging up. Actually, strips of oats in one section planted a few days ago are appearing, the rest to hopefully follow just as vigorously. Oats anywhere but in … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Fieldwork Tags cover crop, green manure, oats, rain, germination, Summer 15 Comments

At last, rain!

6 Dec 200723 Aug 2007 by Mike (tfb)
Rainy day

Gloomy, overcast, a typical rainy day…and it actually rained! A couple of heavy downpours and a few gentler extended falls added up to a satisfying full inch (25mm) over a few hours. This is great timing for the second planting … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Weather Tags rain, pond, Summer Leave a comment

Japan to the field!

5 Apr 201322 Aug 2007 by Mike (tfb)

On her last day of a week that flew by, Mami, WWOOFing from Japan, works to rejuvenate a bed of Swiss chard battered by the drought. Despite a fairly formidable language barrier, there was much conversation and laughter about life, … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, People, Fieldwork Tags WWOOF, Swiss chard, Summer 3 Comments

Roofing the stand

7 Sep 202321 Aug 2007 by Mike (tfb)
Screwing down a galvanized steel roof for the veggie stand

Finally got around to putting the roof on the farm stand. We recycled the old galvanized steel roofing that was replaced during the Milkhouse extension last fall. In the end, a quick job, three hours or so of matching pieces, … Read the rest

Categories People, Market & Stand, Building & Fixing Tags carpentry, farm stand, projects, power tools, recycling, Bob, Summer 2 Comments

New view of the field

26 Apr 202320 Aug 2007 by Mike (tfb)
View from atop the stand

A new view of the far end of the field, taken from on top of the soon-to-be-roofed farm stand. The garden looks shockingly half-empty to me, but in fact that’s only due to being more on top of cleaning up … Read the rest

Categories Veggies Tags carrot, Summer 1 Comment

Pigweed piled high

8 Dec 202119 Aug 2007 by Mike (tfb)
A mountain of pigweed

A vast repository of uprooted pigweed is collecting by the wagon load in the southwest corner of the field. It’s crazy the amount of effort that’s been put into pigweed pulling this year, that in addition to hoeing and tilling … Read the rest

Categories Fieldwork, Pests & Disease, Tools Tags weeding, pigweed, riding mower, Summer 6 Comments

More from the Market

26 Apr 202318 Aug 2007 by Mike (tfb)
Market wares

Today’s wares set up behind the stand at the farmers’ market. First thing in the morning (that’s around 7 am), we open and arrange all of the crates and use them to stock the stand and assemble CSA shares. Here, … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Harvest, Market & Stand, Tools Tags beans, garlic, tomato, farmers' market, peppers, beet, heirloom, carrot, Summer 4 Comments
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