Tag: crop planning
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News from the Farm | March 25, 2024
Happy spring! Last week, we took advantage of the warmth and sun to harvest, weed, plant, and transplant. There was also a lot of mowing (cover crops… read more…
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News from the Farm | March 18, 2024
I’m feeling like Goldilocks. After griping about the wet and grey weather, we had several sunny and warmer days but those were accompanied by complaint-worthy howling winds,… read more…
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News from the Farm | October 17, 2022
It is remarkable to see just how fast the fall crops are growing. Just check out the difference between September 15 and October 15, documented in the… read more…
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News from the Farm | February 7, 2022
In addition to lambing season, and growing and harvesting what’s in the fields, this is a time of year when we’re making a lot of decisions about… read more…
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News From the Farm | April 9, 2018
The Water Information report from our local Water District says that Indian Valley Reservoir received just over 11-inches of rain this year, compared to almost 31 last… read more…
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News From the Farm | March 19, 2018
Hi All! My name is Ben Culver and I am the newest intern at the farm. The other interns and I have started our own project and… read more…
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News from the Farm | June 2, 2014
Summer Transitions There are periods of the season when we get caught between the ending of one crop cycle and the beginning of another. The end of… read more…
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News From the Farm | May 20, 2013
Farms come in all different shapes and sizes. Some farms are all business, geared up for production. These farms have few frills or folderol, and they’re efficient… read more…
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News from the Farm | February 4, 2013
Farming is a fickle livelihood. I mostly point that out because I think that I like the words fickle and farming going together. Most farms across the… read more…


