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Uh oh, you know they mean serious business when ev

Uh oh, you know they mean serious business when every hand is in a pocket.

Any idea what these Full Belly farmers are harvest

Any idea what these Full Belly farmers are harvesting? Hint: they can grow up to two inches per day so we have to harvest every day in the peak season!

We always love the rain, but these days are hard.

We always love the rain, but these days are hard. Wet ground means we can’t turn over beds to get them prepped for transplanting, and saturated soil means we have to wait to plant starts that are all ready to go into the ground. These flower and tomato transplants are all perfect size for transplanting, but will have to hold off for the next two weeks (at least!) until we have some dry days.

A beautiful day at the Berkeley Farmers Market! Ju

A beautiful day at the Berkeley Farmers Market! Just look at all those goodies! Thanks for the photo @farmerflexa

Ahhh, so THATS what’s at the end of the rainbow!

Ahhh, so THATS what’s at the end of the rainbow!

Roxy the cow whisperer! Also, can we all just appr

Roxy the cow whisperer! Also, can we all just appreciate her farming outfit? We all can only hope to be so stylish while out feeding the cows.

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