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Month: September 2008

Last market day of summer

15 Dec 200820 Sep 2008 by Mike (tfb)

We rang out the summer at the farmers’ market with a really lovely morning. I don’t remember what was going on here, but Lynn is looking a little under siege. You can’t ever call our market EXTREMELY busy, but it’s … Read the rest

Categories People, Market & Stand, Local food Tags marketing, stand, Lynn, Summer 2 Comments

Fun with harvest bins

8 Dec 200819 Sep 2008 by Mike (tfb)

After rinsing harvest bins for the regular Friday harvest, instead of spreading them around to dry as usual, I stacked ’em high to represent the house-of-cards global economy—I was trying to illustrate a point! What on Earth? Well, a few … Read the rest

Categories Harvest, Tools Tags rinsing, unusual, distractions, Summer 3 Comments

Jerusalem artichoke in full flower

29 Sep 200818 Sep 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Last seen simply soaring up above 7′ (2m), the Jerusalem artichoke recently exploded with flowers. Last year, flowers appeared on some plants, and I read that flowering chokes isn’t that common. You couldn’t tell from here… The plants continue to … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Flowers Tags Jerusalem artichoke, flowering, Summer 10 Comments

Farm share

5 Oct 200817 Sep 2008 by Mike (tfb)

It’s interesting to see what everyone here helping in the field choose to harvest. Smaller selections always surprise me, I’d be, “A little of EVERYTHING, thanks!” Lynn, who’s off till Friday, went for herbs—sage, parsley, rosemary—a couple of zucchini, a … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, People, Harvest, Local food Tags parsley, peppers, broccoli, zucchini, Summer Leave a comment

Restaurant run

3 Feb 202216 Sep 2008 by Mike (tfb)
Beans, potatoes, carrots

A phone call on the weekend lead to this, our first real restaurant sale. It was cool! A chef called looking for local, organic veggies for a special menu this week. They’d joined at the last minute a regional food … Read the rest

Categories Cooking & Eating, Veggies, Harvest, Tools, Local food, Weather Tags marketing, sales, carrot, beans, potato, onion, beet, Summer 2 Comments

Fall frost watch 2008

26 Sep 200815 Sep 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Tonight is the first real frost watch of the year. I covered a bunch of beds for a couple of nights last week, but the chance of frost seemed slim, with the overnight forecast around 35°F (<2°C). Today, they say … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Fieldwork, Tools, Weather Tags eggplant, beans, frost, row cover, peppers, Summer 3 Comments

The field heading into autumn

4 Apr 202314 Sep 2008 by Mike (tfb)
Market garden in early August

Here’s how the market garden looks as a quiet Sunday, and the summer, wind down. A lot of the low-growing greenery is mowed weed cover on sections that have been finished for the season, waiting to be tilled under. This … Read the rest

Categories Veggies Tags long shots, Summer Leave a comment
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