Farm Happenings Garlic harvest lends itself to camaraderie, join us to participate: Friday the 17th, 9am-1pm Saturday the 18th, 9am-1pm Times to pick up your share of garlic Bring a box or large containers, you’ll be receiving the full plant with stalk. There will be a garlic specific sign in sheet to mark by your Continue reading
Farm Happenings The extended forecast remains dry. In order to retain perspective and sanity, farmers make the best of the cards we’re dealt by shifting our strategies and energies often. While we are irrigating each morning and evening, we also expanded our efforts to conserve water which included mulching the peppers this week. Though the Continue reading
The farmers continue to be mindful about cleanliness and social distancing. For the health of the group, remember to wash or sanitize your hands at the start of every visit and always wear a face covering in the wash stand area. Farm Happenings Drought continues: While we were hopeful, the forecasted storm didn’t visit littleGrasse Continue reading
Farm Happenings Week of mulching: Mulching is great, it helps keep water and nutrients in the ground, reduces weeds and adds organic matter to the soil. We mulched many crops this week including basil, cucumbers, squash, flowers and more. Scapes are here! Ready to roll up your sleeves and try scapes in new ways? They Continue reading
As we all emerge from our homes and activity ramps up, the same practices are still required at the farm: washing hands and wearing masks are essential ways to keep this shared space in good shape for all the families who collectively enjoy it. Farm Happenings A word about flowers: Though it’s wildly tempting, there’s Continue reading
Farm Happenings Early June brings more direct seedings, This week we planted several hundred row feet of carrots, beets, greens, along with more head lettuce. In the realm of landscaping with plants, we created two areas for texture in the gardens. The hops plant is a vigorous relative of nettles and hemp, growing over a Continue reading
Hello Shareholders: Kindly remember to wear a mask while in the wash stand area or with other households and wash or sanitize your hands at the start of every visit. Farm Happenings From low 90s mid-week to high 30s last night, the temperature swings have been colossal. Late May is generally considered the time of Continue reading
Hello Shareholders: The farm is now open for 7 days a week during daylight hours for you pick harvest. Enjoy the great new growth of spring and remember these steps for a farm visit: 1. Bring your own containers or bags to bring home the produce. 2. Wear a mask in the washstand area or Continue reading